The 12-year veteran returned to the Browns this offseason after tearing his bicep in Week 11.
The 33-year-old joined NFL Total Access recently and told NFL Network host Marcus Grant that he considers the upcoming season his "last lap."
That frustrating situation left McLeod feeling like he had unfinished business with the Browns, hence his decision to re-sign this offseason.
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