Jeudy appeared among Browns’ WRs targeted by Wiggins, but the trio’s line was stark: one catch for four yards on five targets, signaling a dormant game plan for the Browns' top receiver under Baltimore’s coverage.

Jeudy’s bold stance signals Cleveland plans to test Baltimore’s secondary. If he’s right and the Browns execute, Jeudy could anchor a fantasy-friendly game plan against Baltimore’s cornerbacks, shaping target shares for Cleveland’s receivers in a pivotal Week 2 outing.

Jerry Jeudy’s claim that Ravens' secondary presents no challenges ignites a quick-fire debate about the matchup in Week 2 and how Baltimore will respond to elite route-running and ball-hawking corners.

Jeudy’s bold stance against the Ravens’ secondary signals a focal point for the Browns’ passing attack. If he commands the target share, Jeudy could push for a favorable fantasy floor against a defense that’s shown vulnerability on the back end, elevating Browns’ aerial options in this Week 2 showdown.

Jeudy’s bold dismissal of the Ravens’ secondary raises eyebrows for Week X. In three career games versus Baltimore, Jeudy has 15 catches for 207 yards with no touchdowns, signaling a tough matchup and a potential bounce-back game if Browns’ QB and scheme leverage Jeudy’s route-running to create mismatches.