The upcoming NFL trade deadline is less than a week away, and the Browns are pretty clearly sellers at 2-6 heading into the bye week. Joe Flacco was the first piece sold off, and the Browns then swapped pending free agent Greg Newsome for Tyson Campbell, who is signed through 2028.
The Cleveland Browns have made three trades so far this season, and with the NFL trade deadline around the corner on Nov. 4, more could be coming. Cleveland will be clear sellers at the deadline with a 2-6 record entering their bye week.
With November 4th’s NFL trade deadline nearing, the Cleveland Browns are expected to be active. The Browns are 2-6 and their season is likely over heading into the bye week.
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According to Jordan Schultz, the Browns are open to trading veteran S Rayshawn Jenkins. Signed to a one-year deal this offseason, Jenkins has had a steady role on defense and special teams so far. Jenkins, 31, is a former fourth-round pick of the Chargers back in 2017 out of Miami.
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette didn't figure to be in for a long night in his team's first preseason game on Friday night. Turns out it was much shorter than anticipated.
There are many former LA Chargers draft picks scattered throughout the NFL heading into the 2025 season. That is what happens when the previous general manager had a bad track record of drafting and keeping talent long-term in Los Angeles.
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The Los Angeles Chargers reunited with their first round selection in the 2017 NFL Draft this offseason, with the team bringing back wide receiver Mike Williams.
Long before Alohi Gilman and Elijah Molden graced the safety room alongside Derwin James it was Rayshawn Jenkins who played next to the All-Pro. The Chargers drafted Jenkins in the fourth round of the 2017 NFL Draft and he turned into a true standout player during his tenure.
It has been a busy day in Berea, as they have made two moves to provide depth at the safety position after not adding one before or during the draft. Following the release of Juan Thornhill and the retirement of Rodney McLeod, the Browns had nearly 1,000 snaps to replace in the back-end of their secondary from the 2024 season.
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The Cleveland Browns announced nine roster moves on Monday, including the additions of veteran safeties Damontae Kazee and Rayshawn Jenkins. The Browns also signed WRs Luke Floriea, Kisean Johnson and Cade McDonald.
Just hours after signing free agent safety Damontae Kazee on Monday morning, Cleveland is bringing more depth to its defensive backfield. According to Cleveland.com's Mary Kay Cabot, the Browns have agreed to a deal with safety Rayshawn Jenkins.
According to Mary Kay Cabot, the Browns are also signing S Rayshawn Jenkins today. Cabot notes Jenkins had a free agent visit with the Browns a few weeks ago.
Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com reports the Browns are hosting former Seahawks S Rayshawn Jenkins for a free-agent visit. Seattle released Jenkins in March after first trying to find a trade partner for him this offseason.
The Seattle Seahawks have just released safety Rayshawn Jenkins on ahead of next week's free agency period. The first thing that came to mind upon that release is how much sense he makes for the Detroit Lions. For starters, the Lions safety corps is kind of unknown at the moment.
Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz reports the Seahawks are permitting S Rayshawn Jenkins to seek a trade. Seattle would save $5.28 million in 2025 cap space if they trade or cut Jenkins.
This year’s Combine is nearing double digits on players allowed to find trade partners. Add a Seahawks defensive back to that list. Seattle has given Rayshawn Jenkins permission to find a trade, FOX Sports’ Jordan Schultz reports.
RENTON, Wash. - Returning to practice after missing the previous four games on Wednesday, the Seattle Seahawks will have some interesting decisions to make at the safety position with Rayshawn Jenkins back in the fold.
After missing the previous four games with a broken hand, the Seattle Seahawks designated veteran safety Rayshawn Jenkins to return to practice, paving the way for him to potentially be activated in time for Sunday's matchup with the Arizona Cardinals.
Just three games into his Seattle Seahawks tenure, Rayshawn Jenkins is already proving to be an excellent addition on defense. Jenkins, who signed a two-year deal with Seattle this offseason, leads the team with 26 total tackles, including 10 in each of the past two games.
The San Francisco 49ers were interested in signing a safety in free agency and targeted Rayshawn Jenkins, a former Jacksonville Jaguars player. Jenkins visited the Seattle Seahawks before heading to the Bay Area to meet with the 49ers.
Given their contrasting fortunes during recent times, the San Francisco 49ers would appear to have a significant edge over the Seattle Seahawks when it comes to attracting players.
According to NFL Media's Mike Garafolo, former Jacksonville Jaguars safety Rayshawn Jenkins plans to visit the San Francisco 49ers following a visit with the Seattle Seahawks.
Another former Jacksonville Jaguar is set to take a free agency visit. After releasing defensive lineman Foley Fatukasi, cornerback Darious Williams, and safety Rayshawn Jenkins last week, each player has officially scheduled a visit with a new team.
The Jacksonville Jaguars began the tough process of trimming their roster and salary cap this week, which meant parting ways with several key veterans.