Jerry Jeudy has an opportunity to rewrite his Denver Bronco story.

After several trade rumors swirled, Denver decided to hold on to Jeudy. It hopes he sharpens his game and becomes a top-notch wideout.

This season has been a microcosm for his three-year career, a career filled with glimpses of talent but one marred with inconsistencies. 

Despite a 17-16 loss against Seattle, Jeudy looked like Russell Wilson’s top target in Week 1. He scored a 67-yard touchdown and recorded 102 receiving yards. In the following five games, he failed to record more than four receptions, and his name started popping up in trade rumors.