Summary
The Cleveland Browns restructured cornerback Denzel Ward's contract to free up nearly $36 million in salary cap space. This move is part of the team's strategy to enhance their roster during the offseason, including potential additions to the offensive line.
Key Facts
- The Cleveland Browns restructured Denzel Ward's contract, creating almost $36 million in cap space.
- General Manager Andrew Berry is focusing on improving the offensive side of the team.
- The Browns acquired veteran right tackle Tytus Howard.
- Currently, the team is $17 million over the salary cap.
- The Browns have four spots to fill in the offensive line.
- There are ongoing rumors about potential moves for players like Trent Williams.
- The Browns have not yet decided on their starting quarterback for the next season.
- Restructuring Ward's contract ends rumors about his release or trade, keeping him as a key defensive player.
