DeSean Jackson wanted to be traded, but now he’ll get to choose his next team.

The Rams waived the 34-year-old after Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline after failing to deal him following the wide receiver’s trade request.

“I am very grateful for the time that I spent playing for the LA Rams,” Jackson posted on Instagram. “Although this isn’t the outcome that we wanted, I am extremely appreciative for the opportunity & support given to me by the Rams Coaches & all of the Fans. I understand that everything happens for a reason & I look forward to beginning the next chapter of my NFL career. Thank you.”

Jackson has been playing in a diminished role for the Rams, with just 15 targets in seven games. His one standout performance was a three-catch, 120-yard game in Week 3, which included a 75-yard touchdown. Cooper Kupp, Robert Woods and Van Jefferson have been the clear-cut top three at receiver, which means Jackson has often been consigned to the bench.

Jackson played just eight games with the Eagles between 2019 and 2020. In his second stint with Philadelphia, he dealt with a core muscle injury the first year and hamstring and lower body injuries last season.

Injuries weren’t an issue with the Rams. Jackson merely couldn’t get on the field.

A three-time Pro Bowler, Jackson has led the league in yards per reception four times, most recently 2018 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.