What happened: The defender joined Cleveland's first training camp practice after general manager Andrew Berry delivered the news. The agreement came one day after the club completed another major secondary extension.
Why it matters: The deal ends an opening-day camp distraction and keeps a veteran starter off the 2027 market. Cleveland has now resolved major secondary contracts on consecutive days.
By the numbers: Three years, $16 million per year and $35 million guaranteed; the contract runs through 2029.
What to watch: Cleveland's first public practice is Friday, followed by its preseason opener Aug. 15.