One player each team from the AFC North could trade before the season

David Njoku, Falcons
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Cleveland Browns – David Njoku, Tight End

If the Browns are going to make a move, there is one player that would make the most sense. Following the free agency signing of Austin Hooper, trading David Njoku would seem logical. He was expected to break out last season, but injuries ended that goal.

Njoku is a big target at 6-foot-4 and nearly 250 pounds. There are quite a few teams around the NFL that could use some help at tight end.

Cleveland could easily get a late-round pick for Njoku. Kevin Stefanski could also choose to utilize a two tight end set more often. Either way, the Browns have options.

Trading Njoku wouldn’t be a bad move. Hooper is going to be one of the most productive tight ends in the NFL for Baker Mayfield. Only time will tell, but the Browns could still be open for business.

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