Browns and Packers Approach Trade Deadline Differently
Browns and Packers Approach Trade Deadline Differently
Browns and Packers Approach Trade Deadline Differently
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The Cleveland Browns did not make significant moves at the NFL trade deadline, only trading edge rusher Za'Darius Smith to the Detroit Lions, but they are expected to be active in the offseason. Notable trade candidates include linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah and offensive lineman Joel Bitonio, both valuable but potentially expendable assets for acquiring draft capital. Additionally, cornerback Greg Newsome II, who is in the last year of his contract, may be traded, given the team's depth at the position and his market value. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers, despite a strong 6-3 record, have not made major trades to address their weaknesses, particularly in the secondary, where they are reportedly interested in acquiring cornerback Marshon Lattimore. The Packers, under GM Brian Gutekunst, face pressure to strengthen their roster to compete effectively in the NFC, especially given their struggles against top teams. As other teams like Detroit and Minnesota bolster their squads, the Packers' decision to trade or not could significantly impact their playoff aspirations.

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