What happened: Jeudy hauled in a 33-yard reception during the Browns' 13-10 victory, a play Fowler cited as the reason the front office is holding onto him despite external view of the wideout as a trade candidate.

Why it matters: Although Jeudy has drawn midseason trade chatter ahead of the deadline, contending in the division shifts Cleveland's calculus toward keeping proven downfield targets on the active roster.

What to watch: Rival front offices monitoring the receiver market would need to overcome Cleveland's reluctance to part with a starting wideout during a division race.