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Cleveland Browns Predicted to Land 1,100-Yard WR in Huge Trade
TL;DR
The Cleveland Browns are expected to trade up to No. 20 in the NFL Draft to select wide receiver Jordyn Tyson. This move comes as the team seeks to strengthen their receiving corps, which has been lacking outside of Jerry Jeudy.
Key points
- Cleveland Browns have a need for a wide receiver.
- Jerry Jeudy has underperformed in 2025.
- Browns own two first-round picks in the NFL Draft.
- Chad Reuter predicts a trade to select Jordyn Tyson.
- Browns aim to enhance their offense with a dynamic playmaker.
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The Cleveland Browns have holes all over the place, but one of their most glaring areas of need is at wide receiver.
Outside of Jerry Jeudy, the Browns have little to nothing at the position, and Jeudy himself was a massive disappointment in 2025.
Fortunately, Cleveland owns a pair of first-round picks (Nos. 6 and 24) in this year's NFL Draft, so it will probably take a receiver on Day 1.
In fact, Chad Reuter of NFL.com feels that the Browns will be so desperate to nab a pass-catcher that they will trade up to No. 20 in order to bag Arizona State star Jordyn Tyson.
"The Browns swap picks in the third and fifth rounds with Dallas to move up from No. 24 so they can grab Tyson," Reuter wrote. "Cleveland needs a big-time playmaker to take the pressure off Jerry Jeudy and give whoever ends up at quarterback another dynamic target."
Tyson is two seasons removed from hauling in 75 receptions for 1,101 yards and 10 touchdowns, the best year of his collegiate career. In 2025, he caught 61 passes for 711 yards and eight scores in nine games.
Jordyn Tyson. Credit: Jacob Reiner-Imagn Images.
And that brings us to the biggest concern regarding Tyson: his injury history.
Tyson began his NCAA tenure at Colorado in 2022 and suffered a devastating knee injury in which he tore his ACL, MCL and PCL during his freshman campaign. He then sustained a fractured collarbone late in 2024, and this past season, Tyson dealt with a nagging hamstring issue.
The fact that the 21-year-old did not participate at the Scouting Combine nor his Pro Day did not exactly help his case, either.
However, Tyson held a private workout this past Friday, and the Browns were one of the teams in attendance. Apparently, Tyson looked terrific during the workout, and most importantly, he looked healthy.
But can Tyson actually stay on the field long term?
That's a question that Cleveland must ask itself, especially in a draft class that is absolutely loaded with talent at wide receiver.
Q&A
Why are the Cleveland Browns trading up in the NFL Draft?
The Browns are trading up to secure a wide receiver, Jordyn Tyson, to address their significant need at the position.
Who is Jordyn Tyson and why is he important for the Browns?
Jordyn Tyson is a star wide receiver from Arizona State, and he is seen as a crucial addition to provide support for Jerry Jeudy and enhance the team's offense.
What picks are the Browns using to trade up for Tyson?
The Browns plan to swap their third and fifth-round picks with the Dallas Cowboys to move up from No. 24 to No. 20 in the draft.
