Deebo Samuel Next Team Odds: Will NYJ Finally Land a Top Wideout?

With most of the NFL offseason dust settling and the NFL Draft just around the corner, there's one new name that's poked up on the next team odds board: San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel. Keep reading to find out where he might end up in 2022.

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Chris Gregory • Publishing Editor
Apr 21, 2022 • 15:45 ET • 5 min read
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One of the final major dominoes yet to fall leading up to the NFL Draft is Deebo Samuel, who's broken off contract negotiations with the San Francisco 49ers and is now asking for a trade.

Samuel is coming off his best season as a pro, hauling in 77 catches for 1,406 yards and six touchdowns. He's entering the final year of his rookie deal but while the 49ers appeared ready to make him one of the league's highest-paid receivers, the star wideout expressed frustrations about his usage within the San Francisco offense. 

"He's a top receiver but he also takes a lot of hits and is used like a running back, put all over the field and it just does not sound like he's comfortable as of right now with the way he is being used," explained NFL insider Ian Rapoport.

That brings us to his request to be shipped out of town, with odds now available on where he might suit up in 2022.  

Deebo Samuel next team odds

Team Odds
San Francisco 49ers -205
New York Jets +450
Philadelphia Eagles +1,000
New England Patriots +1,600
Chicago Bears +1,600
Baltimore Ravens +1,800
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +2,000
Kansas City Chiefs +2,000
Los Angeles Chargers +2,000
Tennessee Titans +2,000
Buffalo Bills +2,500
Green Bay Packers +2,500
Cleveland Browns +2,500

Odds courtesy of DraftKings, as of April 20.

San Francisco 49ers (-205)

With Deebo Samuel still on his rookie contract, the ball is very much in San Francisco's court, making them the favorites to retain the star WR amidst any potential trade talks.

According to The Athletic's Connor Huges, the Niners have "zero intention" to trade Samuel. Guess we'll have to wait and see how it plays out.

New York Jets (+450)

Should Samuel get traded, there's no spot more likely than the New York Jets (+450).

The Jets have been longing for a top wide-receiving option and even found themselves right in the middle of the Tyreek Hill sweepstakes. Hill ultimately chose the Miami Dolphins, but a deal for Deebo Samuel may be the next best thing.

Not only do the Jets have multiple picks in each of the first two rounds of this year's draft, but there are also some connections working in their favor. Jets head coach Robert Saleh and offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur were both with the Niners when the team drafted Samuel in 2019 — LaFleur being the passing coordinator at the time.

Philadelphia Eagles (+1,000)

Another team with the draft capital to get a deal like this done is the Philadelphia Eagles, next on the board at +1,000.

Philly has five draft picks in the first three rounds this year, including two first-rounders, and a handful of extra picks in 2023 as well.

Acquiring a receiver of Samuel's caliber to pair with DeVonta Smith will not only bring a new dimension to the offense, but help ramp up the development of quarterback Jalen Hurts.

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Other notables

Behind the Jets and Eagles are a handful of other playoff contenders who'd like to find themselves in the mix for Samuel, including Tom Brady's Buccaneers (+2,000), the Chiefs (+2,000) — still filling a Tyreek Hill-sized void — as well as the Bills and Packers further down at +2,500.

NFL offseason tracker: Where did they go?

As the NFL offseason progresses, free agents will sign and players will get traded. Below is the list of notable players that have found new teams (or stayed with their old team) - and what their odds were of landing there.

Player New team Old team Odds
Aaron Rodgers Green Bay Packers Green Bay Packers N/A
Jimmy Garoppolo TBD San Francisco 49ers
Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ryan Tannehill TBD Tennessee Titans
Deshaun Watson Cleveland Browns Houston Texans
Russell Wilson Denver Broncos Seattle Seahawks +750
Baker Mayfield TBD Cleveland Browns
Odell Beckham Jr. TBD Los Angeles Rams
Cordarelle Patterson Atlanta Falcons Atlanta Falcons
Rob Gronkowski TBD Tampa Bay Buccaneers
JuJu Smith-Schuster Kansas City Chiefs Pittsburgh Steelers

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