The Cleveland Browns were a mess in 2021. Baker Mayfield injured his non-throwing shoulder two games into the season and never fully recovered. Odell Beckham Jr., frustrated with his targets, effectively pushed his way off the roster. The team fell to 8-9 after starting the year with playoff aspirations and gave way to plenty of “same old Browns” takes.
That doesn’t matter to veteran wide receiver Jarvis Landry. He wants to stay in Cleveland, but also acknowledged he may not be the arbiter of that decision this offseason.
Landry is coming off a disappointing campaign in which injuries limited him to just 570 receiving yards in 12 games. While he still led the team with 52 receptions, the five-time Pro Bowler saw his yards per target drop from 8.3 to 6.6 while posting a career-worst 59.7 percent catch rate.
