Jerry Jeudy (3) of the Cleveland Browns signals first down after beating Pat Surtain II (2) of the Denver Broncos during the second quarter at Empower Field at Mile High on Monday, Dec. 2, 2024. (Photo by AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post)

Jerry Jeudy, who was picked at No. 15 by the Denver Broncos. In many ways, the 2020 WR class was a “dealer’s choice” proposition, given the talent level in that group. Denver selecting Jeudy ahead of those players was a defendable proposition,

Jerry Jeudy was the No. 15 overall pick in the 2020 NFL draft by the Denver Broncos but things never quite came together in his four seasons with the

Jerry Jeudy said he wants to whip the Broncos in the buttock on Monday. This is how Pat Surtain responded to those comments.

Denver Broncos first-round pick put up 235 yards and a touchdown against his former team as the Cleveland Browns fell in a shootout.

With 9:30 remaining in the third quarter and the Browns trailing 28-17, Jeudy got loose behind Denver's defense and hauled in a 70-yard touchdown pass from Jameis Winston. As he ran toward the end zone he high-stepped, slowed up, then stopped on the goal line and fell backward into the end zone. That was just the beginning.

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 boos, huh?” Sure seemed like it.

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? “There was a lot of boos,

Jerry Jeudy showed out in a Monday Night Football showcase against his former team, but his Herculean efforts were not enough as the Cleveland Browns fell to the Denver Broncos, 41-32, in a thriller.