Denzel Ward would become the top leader of Browns defense
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Denzel Ward would become the top leader of Browns defense if Myles Garrett were to leave
Why Denzel Ward thinks he and Myles Garrett are the ‘Shaq and Kobe’ of the Browns defense
For as long as Denzel Ward has been a Cleveland Brown, he's had Myles Garrett by his side. The cornerback doesn't want to imagine the team without its star edge rusher as the Browns enter an offseason of uncertainty.
Browns' Denzel Ward, Joel Bitonio discuss futures following Myles Garrett comments
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Browns Injury Update: CB Denzel Ward ruled out with a shoulder injuryCleveland Browns’ star cornerback Denzel Ward has been ruled out for the game against the Miami Dolphins with a right shoulder injury.
The Cleveland Browns are entering what could be a very busy and entertaining offseason. A lot of changes could be made as the front office tries to get the team back to contention. No one knows what kind of moves the Browns could look to make this offseason.
The surprise was lacking to see the Browns get three Pro Bowl Games selections when the league announced it Thursday morning: Defensive end Myles Garrett, wide receiver Jerry Jeudy and cornerback Denzel Ward. Garrett and Jeudy were voted as starters for ...
Cornerback Denzel Ward defended his hometown better than ever during the worst Browns season of his career. Not that you can detect the losing on Ward's face.
Not playing at Baltimore
The Cleveland Browns will be undermanned in a major way when they take the field against the Balltimore Ravens in Week 18. On Friday, the team previously revea
It's been a year of crossing off personal milestones for Cleveland Browns top wideout Jerry Jeudy. On Thursday he found out he could cross off another one. Jeu
After seeing running back Jerome Ford leave the field in the second quarter of Sunday's game, the Browns sustained a few other injuries as well, including to cornerback Denzel Ward.
The Browns put the final touches on a lost season this week. Will it be back to the future for the organization's offense in 2025?
The Green Bay Packers could consider trading away their first-round pick to solve their cornerback problem for the 2025 NFL season.
The Minnesota Vikings need secondary help next year and an ESPN Insider is suggesting a trade that would fit the bill.
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