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One wide receiver most fits the bill for a Chiefs midseason trade

The Kansas City Chiefs are exploring midseason trade options for their wide receiver unit after Tyquan Thornton suffered a season-ending dislocated ankle injury. With Tyreek Hill’s return uncertain and the team’s depth at the position under pressure, general manager Brett Veach has a history of targeting high-upside receivers—most recently acquiring DeAndre Hopkins and Mecole Hardman in past offseasons.

Now, attention is turning to Cleveland Browns star Jerry Jeudy, a former first-round pick (15th overall in 2020) who has struggled with limited playing time this season but remains a volatile playmaker with 438 yards and four touchdowns on deep passes over the past two years. Jeudy’s connection to Chiefs wide receivers coach Chad O’Shea, who guided him to a Pro Bowl season in 2024, adds another layer of intrigue, though Cleveland may seek a higher draft pick than Kansas City’s likely Day 3 offer.

The trade deadline falls on November 10, leaving little time for negotiations if the Chiefs aim to bolster their passing game before the window closes.

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