Braylon Edwards Trade Adds New Dimension To New York Jets, AFC East Race

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Published: October 7, 2009

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... controversy between himself and a friend of LeBron James, has been traded to the New York Jets.

It's a curious move by any standard—you simply rarely see receivers of his caliber traded a month into the season—but even more curious given the circumstances.

While Browns coach Eric Mangini has assured the media and fans that the trade was not the result of his recent misconduct, one has to wonder why they would make the move now, especially a week after giving Derek Anderson, whose superb arm strength makes a deep threat all the more valuable, control over the team once again.

Edwards' best season came in 2007, when he finished with nearly 1,300 yards as both he and Derek Anderson enjoyed breakout seasons.

Since then, both have struggled, with Edwards catching just 55 passes in 2008 and just 10 so far this season.

For the Jets, the price was rather steep. They gave up a conditional third round pick, a fifth round pick, special teamer Jason Trusnik...

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