Cleveland Browns Unsuccessful in Multiple Trade Attempts for Broncos' Jerry Jeudy

Browns' interest in Jeudy reveals preference for speed-first wideouts; Amari Cooper remains productive despite injuries.

Cleveland Browns made multiple attempts to trade for Denver Broncos wide receiver Jerry Jeudy, but were unsuccessful.
Jeudy, who is in the fourth season of his initial four-year, $15 million contract, is seen as a big-play threat with field-stretching speed.
Jeudy's performance this season has been less than stellar, with 42 catches for 507 yards and 1 touchdown in 12 games.
The Browns' interest in Jeudy provides insight into the type of player they are looking to add to their offense - a speed-first wideout, preferably with a first-round pedigree, playing on a rookie deal.
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper, despite multiple injuries, has managed to remain on the field and has been productive this season.