Cleveland Browns Pass Catcher Is Named A Great Candidate To Be Traded To This AFC PowerHouse
Cleveland will be heading in their BYE this week, and the NFL trade deadline is also on Tuesday. A few players could have played their last snap for the team.
The Browns already traded away wide receiver Amari Cooper a few weeks ago, and now another pass catcher has been rumored to be dealt.
After the Browns’ loss on Sunday, there were rumors that tight end David Njoku could be traded this week. It is highly unlikely that will happen since he is still young and should be part of Brown’s future, but one media outlet picked a perfect landing spot for the veteran tight end.
Reed wrote, “Yes, the Browns tight end would be the perfect match for the Chargers offense. Adding the 28-year-old tight end to an offense with a blossoming Will Dissly could give Herbert a dangerous middle-of-the-field combination.”
Njoku heading to the Chargers would give Herbert another pass catcher since he is lacking a few, and knowing how Jim Harbaugh loves to run his offense, the tight end is the major part of the passing game.
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Browns Dubbed Top Trade Partner for $34 Million Star QB in Need of New Start
The Cleveland Browns have been named a top trade destination for Indianapolis Colts QB Anthony Richardson.
The Cleveland Browns looked like they might have had a viable backup QB in Jameis Winston after he led them to victory against the Baltimore Ravens, but Week 9 brought those expectations crashing back to earth.
Winston threw 3 INTs in a 17-point home loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, November 3, including the 100th pick of his career. Turnovers have always been the Achilles heel of the former No. 1 overall selection in the 2015 draft and they cost the Browns a chance to potentially fight their way back into relevancy in the AFC.
Cleveland is now 2-7 with Winston as QB1 and second-year signal caller Dorian Thompson-Robinson as the second option.
