Ever since Denzel Ward was drafted by his hometown Cleveland Browns in 2018, he’s had Myles Garrett by his side. So as the Browns prepare to enter an offseason of uncertainty after finishing 3-14, Ward doesn’t even want to think about what life post-Garrett could look like in Cleveland.

Denzel Ward improved as a Browns leader and would become the face of the defense if Myles Garrett were to leave. But Ward wants Garrett to stay.

Now that the Browns have wrapped up their 2024 campaign, Cleveland will begin the task of improving on a 3-14 record during the offseason. The

The Browns will have defensive end Myles Garrett for the finale against the Ravens, but will not have cornerback Denzel Ward, among others.

"I'm ready to win as well," Ward said on Thursday, as Daryl Ruiter of Cleveland sports radio station 92.3 The Fan shared. "I know Myles is too. We’re competitors and winners and we’re just looking to try to find a way to get to the top and obviously not have a losing season like we have now, so we're just really just looking for how to get there."

The Browns have a lengthy injury report to start the final week of the season. While the team did not hold a full practice and issued an estimate, defensive end Myles Garrett (thigh), cornerback Denzel Ward (shoulder),

The Cleveland Browns have much to sort out, and their priority revolves around their perennial All-Pro pass rusher Myles Garrett. Garrett expressed his unhappiness with the state of the 2024 season in