If the Broncos decide to move on from Jerry Jeudy, a transaction that many feel is long overdue, could a team with a wide-open Super Bowl window be on the other end of the phone?
There have been teams such as the New England Patriots and Carolina Panthers that have been mentioned in connection with Jeudy and a potential trade, but those teams are coming off miserable seasons.
The Broncos are going to take the best offer they get, if they do indeed decide to move him, but the best offer may come from a team looking to add a final piece or two for a run to the Super Bowl. Oftentimes, those are the teams more inclined to part with future draft picks.
These three teams could be in that position and all three of them could use another wide receiver. Jeudy has yet to come anywhere close to living up to his potential but one of these teams could offer the positive change of scenery he needs.
Dallas Cowboys
After the way the Dallas Cowboys were unceremoniously eliminated from the playoffs when it looked like they finally had a Super Bowl run in their sights, you can expect the team to go all out this offseason to get what they need.
Jerry Jones desperately wants another Super Bowl for America's Team and it's not hard to imagine a scenario in which the team goes all out to acquire the kinds of weapons to make that happen.
The Cowboys have one of the best wide receivers in the league in CeeDee Lamb and some good secondary receivers in Brandin Cooks and Michael Gallup. But what if they added Jeudy (who was actually drafted ahead of Lamb in 2020) to that mix?
That would give Dak Prescott an impressive array of options in the passing game.
The Cowboys were one of the best home teams in the NFL in 2023, their loss to the Packers in the first round of the playoffs not withstanding, and most of that was because of how explosive that offense was inside the confines of AT&T Stadium.
The Cowboys could make a move to acquire Jeudy to make that offense even more difficult to defend, at least on paper.
Philadelphia Eagles
After the way the Eagles performed down the stretch this past season, leading to an ugly playoff exit, it's debatable as to how much of a contender they really are. But just one year removed from winning the NFC Championship, they should still be considered as a team in that mix.
The Eagles already have one of the best wide-receiver combinations in the league with A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith and most of their issues are on the defensive side of the ball, but the idea of putting Jeudy there and creating a three-headed monster for Jalen Hurts to get the ball to is intriguing.
Aside from Brown and Smith, the Eagles don't have much of anything at wide receiver. That led to the team having to turn to the aging Julio Jones as a WR3 this past season.
If the Eagles can spread a defense out with Brown, Smith and Jeudy and have the running ability of Hurts mixed in, that could be a dangerous offensive attack for any team to contain.
Baltimore Ravens
The last team on the list may be the most likely of the three.
The Baltimore Ravens were the AFC's No. 1 seed but lost in extremely disappointing fashion to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game. Though their strength is to run the ball they have needed more help at wide receiver for many years.
The team has found something in 2023 first-round pick Zay Flowers, but more is needed. Odell Beckham Jr. and Devin Duvernay are both scheduled to hit the free-agent market this offseason, leaving wide receiver as a position for the team to prioritize.
Lamar Jackson, the reigning league MVP, helps fuel the team's rushing attack. But he can throw the ball too. If he could add an option such as Jeudy to a passing attack that includes Flowers and Mark Andrews, the Ravens could become one of the most balanced offenses in the NFL.
OBJ was a nice option but his best days are behind him. Flowers can stretch the field and do a little bit of everything. Andrews is one of the best and most complete tight ends in football. Jeudy could be a terrific No. 3 option for the team.