The Washington Commanders have made significant moves during free agency, adding Deebo Samuel and Laremy Tunsil to bolster their roster. With these acquisitions, they have aimed to enhance protection for quarterback Jayden Daniels while providing him with an additional offensive weapon in Samuel. However, the team still has gaps to fill, particularly at the wide receiver position. NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano suggests that veteran receiver Noah Brown could be used as trade bait to address these needs.

Brown, a reliable receiver known for his consistent production of around 30 catches and over 450 yards annually, has become expendable due to the Commanders’ strengthened lineup. Following the acquisition of Samuel and with the signing of Michael Gallup, the team finds itself deep at the receiver position. Vacchiano believes that the Commanders should leverage Brown’s reliability and experience to attract potential trade partners. While there is no current buzz about a trade involving Brown, the possibility exists if the Commanders decide they can afford to part ways with him.