Browns Could Part Ways With 5-Time Pro Bowler as Part of Drastic Rebuild
Summary
The Cleveland Browns are considering major changes to their team, which could include releasing Denzel Ward, a key player who has made the Pro Bowl five times. Ward's high salary and potential savings for the team are driving this consideration. The team is under new leadership with head coach Todd Monken, who is planning for the future.Key Facts
- The Cleveland Browns are looking at significant team changes with new coaching staff.
- Denzel Ward is a five-time Pro Bowl cornerback for the Browns.
- Ward is 29 years old and has two years left on a $100.5 million contract.
- His salary cap hit is $32.9 million in 2026, second only to Deshaun Watson on the team.
- By cutting Ward after June 1, the Browns could save $20 million.
- Ward has a history of concussion issues but has consistently been a team leader.
- The Browns had the fourth-ranked defense in the NFL last season.
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