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Former Pro Bowl WR named as worthy trade target for Patriots

Should the Patriots pursue a trade for Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy?

The New England Patriots currently possess a strong roster of wide receivers, but their season has started poorly with a 1-2 record. CBS Sports’ Carter Bahns suggests that the Patriots could benefit from acquiring Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy. Jeudy would provide the Patriots with another reliable option in their passing game.

Despite having a slow start to the season, Jeudy has shown consistent production in the past, recording 90 receptions and 1,229 yards in 2024. Although Jeudy has not had a stellar start in 2025, with only 62 receiving yards on five receptions through four games, his overall career history makes him a worthy trade target for the Patriots.

The team has yet to fully integrate their current wide receiver corps, which includes A.J. Brown, Romeo Doubs, and Mack Hollins. However, Jeudy's presence could strengthen the Patriots' offense and potentially lead them to a Super Bowl victory. The success of a potential trade for Jeudy would depend on Cleveland's willingness to part with him and New England's evaluation of what they would need to offer in return.

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