When the Cleveland Browns traded Myles Garrett on June 1, there was no shaking the sinking feeling of a season that felt lost before it started. About two months later, general manager Andrew Berry sent a clear message both to his locker room and the fan base. On the same day that a pair of NFC heavyweights handed out major extensions, the Browns did the same with shut-down cornerback Denzel Ward. “Browns general manager Andrew Berry also stated his desire to keep Ward, who grew up in a Cleveland suburb.” Ward was, and his extension speaks volumes for players like Verse, Grant Delpit, and whoever else is next in line.