Browns, Jaguars Trades Analyzed: Greg Newsome Struggles, Travis Hunter Injured
In recent NFL trades, the performance of Greg Newsome II and Travis Hunter has come under scrutiny. Both players have experienced challenges influencing their teams’ dynamics.
Browns and Jaguars Trades: Performance Overview
Greg Newsome II’s Struggles
Greg Newsome II, a cornerback for the Browns, has had a tough season. After being heavily involved in Weeks 9 and 10, playing over 90% of defensive snaps, his participation dropped sharply. In Weeks 11 and 12, he saw only 13% and 32% of the snaps, respectively.
- Week 9 and 10: 90%+ snaps
- Week 11: 13% snaps
- Week 12: 32% snaps
Evaluated by Pro Football Focus, Newsome has struggled to achieve a grade above 50 in six games since his trade. His grades included:
- 41.7
- 39.8
- 27.9
Tyson Campbell’s Performance
In contrast, Tyson Campbell, acquired by the Jaguars in the same trade, has demonstrated better form. Campbell has maintained a performance grade above 61 in five out of six games. His only lower score was during his debut with the Browns:
- Debut game grade: 59.2
- 85%+ snaps in five of six games
Travis Hunter’s Potential
Travis Hunter, a notable player with dual capabilities, is still in the early stages of his transition. Often compared to Shohei Ohtani in football, Hunter shows promise on both sides of the ball. His development will be closely monitored as the season progresses.
Trade Implications
As the season unfolds, the implications of these trades reflect heavily on both teams. Jaguars General Manager James Gladstone may reconsider future interactions with the Browns based on the current outcomes. NFL analysts and fans are encouraged to share their assessments of these trades.
