Rumors Circulate About Chicago Bears Considering a Major Trade to Acquire Jerry Jeudy
Title: Chicago Bears Considering Trade for Denver Broncos' Jerry Jeudy to Boost Passing Game
The Chicago Bears have been struggling with their passing game for the last decade, which has been in large part due to the lack of a strong connection between their quarterbacks and wide receivers. The team averaged a league-worst 130.5 passing yards per game in the 2022 season, and they need to find ways to bring more productivity to their passing game in the third year of the Justin Fields era.
To achieve this, the Bears are considering adding a Pro Bowl caliber wide receiver alongside Fields, and one potential player on the market is Denver Broncos' 23-year-old wide receiver Jerry Jeudy. Although he is yet to pick up his fifth-year option, Jeudy is coming off his best season, with career-high numbers of 67 catches for 972 yards and six touchdowns.
The Bears could potentially trade a player and a third-round pick in the upcoming 2023 NFL Draft to acquire Jeudy, who could be a huge addition to any team he plays for if he stays healthy. He would also pair up with former 1,000-yard receiver Darnell Mooney, who has top-20 receiver potential when healthy and in a stable offense, as well as new addition, D.J Moore. Together, they could bring the Bears' passing game to a much higher level than it currently is at.
