What happened: Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy dismissed outside concern regarding the NFL trade deadline after the team opted not to move him. Cleveland stood pat at the deadline on Nov. 10 following a 23-22 loss at New Orleans. Jeudy remains in the starting lineup as Cleveland works to halt a two-game slide.
Why it matters: Cleveland entered the deadline holding the eighth seed in the AFC with a 5-4 record. Retaining Jeudy preserves stability in the passing game after Jeudy totaled 12 catches for 150 yards through six games earlier this season. The offense needs steady perimeter production to stay in playoff contention through the second half.
By the numbers: Jeudy has caught 18 passes for 208 yards in 2026 through 9 games. Cleveland sits at 5-4 and holds the AFC's No. 8 seed following a two-game losing streak.
What to watch: Cleveland enters Week 11 seeking to rebound from consecutive losses and protect its position in the AFC playoff race.