Six years after last suiting up for the , could soon be returning to Cleveland, after all. The three-time Pro Bowl cornerback, unsigned
since his contract expired in March, of himself in a Browns uniform on Instagram this week, indicating he and the team have had a "discu sion" about his NFL future. Haden, who previously teased a potential reunion in May by sharing pictures of both his Browns and Steelers
jerseys, spent the last five years in Pittsburgh.The Browns aren't nece sarily thin at cornerback, with , and atop the depth chart. (Ward just this offseason signed a five-year, $100 million extension to become one of the game's
highest-paid players.) After trading veteran reserve back to the during the draft, however, Cleveland could be looking for additional experience off the bench. Both Ward and Williams are recovering from injuries ahead of training camp. Haden, 33, was originally a first-round pick of the Browns in 2010, going seventh overall out of Florida. He emerged as a Pro Bowl cover man for the team, spending the first seven seasons of his career in town. Injuries
limited him over his final two years with the Browns, but Haden rebounded after joining the rival Steelers in 2017, starring as Pittsburgh's top corner for several high-ranked defenses and posting
one of the best interception totals (5) of his career in 2019. He mi sed five games in 2021, his last with the Steelers, due to an ankle injury.
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