The biggest number: 90. It was a career year across the board for Jeudy, as he set a career high and led the team with 90 receptions during the 2024 season for a total of 1,229 receiving yards and four touchdowns. His production during his first season with the Browns played a large role in the pass game as he was also targeted 145 times – the most of any of their pass catchers – and the Browns will need that same level of production from their lead receiver in 2025.
The X-Factor: Jeudy. After breaking 1,000 receiving yards for the first time in his career in his first season with the Browns, Jeudy's role as their lead receiver will play an important part in the success of the offense. In 2024, he averaged 13.7 yards per catch, with his longest catch totaling 89 yards. He also recorded 387 receiving yards after the catch during the 2024 season, showcasing his ability to extend plays. As the Browns look to establish the pass game and use their pass catchers to stretch the field, Jeudy's ability to excel with his route running and create separation from defenses will not only help him succeed, but also the Browns' offense succeed.
"I didn't start of my season last year how I ended it, but I just stayed patient," Jeudy said. "I kept working, kept my focus and kept working on my craft. And eventually, I was able to perform and show what I can do. And that's what I'm going to continue to keep doing."