CLEVELAND, Ohio — Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy had the third-most receptions by a Browns receiver in a game during Sunday ...

Fans aren't the only ones who judge players based off their Madden NFL ratings.The New York Jets and Denver Broncos were ...

The volume did wonders for those in PPR formats, and fantasy managers will be hoping for more of the same in next Sunday's regular-season finale against the Ravens.

DENVER — Every time Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy caught a pass, boos followed from the 68,306 fans in attendance at Empower Field at Mile High. “I heard it,” Jeudy said. “Was a lot of ...

If you’re looking to get to the bottom of exactly why Jerry Jeudy has never been a winner in the NFL and why the Denver Broncos decided to part ways with the talented wide receiver after 4 ...

Jerry Jeudy had a game for the ages against his former team on "Monday Night Football." Jeudy, the Browns wideout who was traded from Denver this past offseason, torched the Broncos' defense to ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Thanksgiving was in the rearview mirror, but Browns receiver Jerry Jeudy served up a huge slice of pie Monday night to an All-Pro receiver who had previously ripped him.

Using Madden ratings to judge players is just one example of how Jets owner Woody Johnson is continually hobbling his own ...

Jerry Jeudy is a boo-liever in Broncos Country again. “I loved it,” the Cleveland Browns’ WR1 and 2020 Broncos first-round draft pick said late Monday of the catcalls from Denver fans while ...

JERRY JEUDY STOOD several yards away from an NFL Network set in Kansas City before the Denver Broncos' Week 6 game against the Chiefs last October. At the desk that day was former NFL wide ...

Jerry Jeudy was better in space than NASA. But he never posted stats out of this world. Jerry Jeudy ran elite routes, but the destination rarely finished in the end zone. Jerry Jeudy needed ...

And Jerry Jeudy had a message for the Broncos boo-birds who welcomed the ex-Broncos wide receiver back to Empower Field with a noisy reception fit for a public enemy No. 1: Can you hear me now?