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While Cleveland needs receivers and Isabella could come cheap, his primary value to the team would likely be as a returner.

Depth receivers also are used as key special teams coverage players. While speed can always be helpful, the team added Anthony Schwartz in the third round last year and also has RB/WR Demetric Felton who adds speed.

The Cardinals have been loaded at receiver during Isabella’s time there but he failed to capitalize when DeAndre Hopkins went down with injury last year.įor the Browns, Isabella’s fit is also a concern. The 5’9″ receiver has a combined 31 receptions in his three seasons in the league including only one last season.Īccording to a report, the Cleveland Browns were interested in trading for Isabella at the trade deadline last year:Įntering the last year of his rookie contract, seeking a trade where he could be used more often makes sense. Isabella, an Ohio native, is known for his impressive speed but has not produced much so far in the NFL.

Wednesday, we got more than a rumor but Andy Isabella lacks the sizzle that some would hope for.Īmidst the Arizona Cardinals announcing extensions for GM Steve Keim and head coach Kliff Kingsbury came news that the team had given Isabella’s agent permission to seek a trade to a new team: While it seems that the top-tier quarterbacks are likely to stay in their spots leading to a seller’s trade market, it has been a little quiet on the NFL rumor front in Indianapolis. Somewhat surprisingly, the start of the NFL combine hasn’t launched a ton of rumors as it has in the past.