Is Jerry Jeudy playing tonight? Browns WR's status revealed for Week 13 MNF clash vs. Broncos

Jerry Jeudy started his NFL career with the Broncos but never lived up to his pre-draft hype in Denver. Thus, the Broncos traded him to the Cleveland Browns ahead of the 2024 season so that both teams could start with a fresh slate.

With the Browns and Broncos set to face off for the first time since Jeudy's trade, let's take a look at his availability.

Is Jerry Jeudy playing tonight?

Yes, Jerry Jeudy will play in Monday night's game against the Denver Broncos. The speedy wide receiver will get the chance to pick up a win against the team that selected him in the first round of the 2020 NFL draft.

Jeudy started the week on the injury report due to a knee injury. However, he has since been a full participant in every practice session in the lead-up to the Monday Night Football game against the Sean Payton-coached Broncos.

While Jeudy is all set to feature, the Cleveland Browns could be without some key players for the crunch matchup.

Defensive end Sam Kamara (head), tight end Geoff Swaim (concussion), wide receiver Cedric Tillman (also concussion), safety Juan Thornhill (calf), and tackle Jedrick Wills (knee) all missed the team's most recent practice session. They'll need to pass late fitness tests to be cleared for the MNF matchup.

How has Jerry Jeudy performed this season?

Jerry Jeudy has been impressive in Kevin Stefanski's offense for the Cleveland Browns. Jeudy's talents as a deep threat have been utilized this season, and the Alabama Crimson Tide product has amassed a top-tier highlight reel package in just Week 13.

Jeudy has amassed a stat line of 45 receptions, 645 receiving yards and two touchdowns in 11 games. He has led the Browns in receiving yards in four games this season, which is made even more impressive if you consider the team's revolving door for the WR1 slot.

Jeudy will get the chance in Week 13 to slow down his former team's playoff push. It'll be interesting to see how he connects with Jameis Winston against a Sean Payton-coached team that prides itself on its hard-nosed defensive style of play.