CLEVELAND Browns linebacker Willie McGinest says the 2008 season will be his last.</p><p>McGinest told SI.com that he wants to finish his career on one last playoff run.</p><p>"This will be it," he said. "This will be my 15th season. I've worked hard; I think I've done everything I set out to accomplish."</p><p>McGinest, who played 12 seasons and won three Super Bowls with the New England Patriots, signed a three-year, $12 million contract with the Browns in 2006, reuniting him with his former defensive coordinator, Romeo Crennel.</p><p>In two seasons with Cleveland, McGinest hasn't been the pass-rushing threat that he was with the Patriots. He has seven sacks and 107 tackles in 27 games for the Browns.</p><p>He had 78 sacks with New England, set the record for most postseason sacks with 16 and the single-game playoff record with 4.5 in a 2006 wild-card win over Jacksonville.</p><p>"I have no regrets or no qualms about my career," McGinest said in a story that appeared on the Web site Tuesday night. "I've done everything a football player can do and I've done it more than once."