With a chance at revenge, Jeudy has made his feelings clear ahead of the prime-time matchup on Monday Night Football. He continued with a lighter tone saying, “You always want to beat the opposing team that you used to play for, you know, that’s just the competitive nature of us athletes.”

The Cleveland Browns swung a deal for wide receiver Jerry Jeudy in March in the hopes that he could complement wide receiver Amari Cooper and, if things went well, eventually take over the No. 1 receiver position.

Jerry Jeudy finally got his wish and was traded by the Denver Broncos to the Browns. Monday night, he gets to go back to the Mile High City.