In lieu of restructuring left guard Ezra Cleveland, the team could opt to extend the veteran offensive lineman who enters the final year of his three-year, 2024 extension. Cleveland carries an OverTheCap market valuation of approximately $11.6 million per year, which is almost identical to his current 2026 cap hit of $11.4 million. At that annual average, Cleveland would rank as the 11th-highest paid left guard in the NFL. This route would open up $6.0 million in cap space, a higher amount than the $5.6 million from restructuring.