FTR members Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler have a few very clear-cut goals ... but not all of them involve AEW. And if their own words are anything to go by, they're more than ready to part ways with Tony Khan's promotion in order to take care of business.

Harwood and Wheeler addressed their future and their current AEW contract status during a recent chat with Brandon F. Walker on Barstool Rasslin‘. The FTR said they want to regain the AEW tag titles next year and they intend to defeat The Briscoes, the stalwart Ring Of Honor tag team they confronted during last week's Final Battle pay-per-view.

“I think we are going to be the first-ever two-time AEW Tag Team Champions," said Wheeler. "In 2022, we are going to get the titles back. We are going to have the title run that we should’ve had the first time,” he added. "Rematch with the Young Bucks. Beat the s**t out of The Briscoes. Hold titles everywhere.”

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Harwood later revealed that the lads don't have much time left on their AEW contracts.

"I don’t know what’s going to happen from there. But we have a short amount of time to accomplish what we want to accomplish,” Harwood said, before declaring FTR's intention to challenge for the coveted IWGP Tag Team Championship at some point.

So far, FTR has been unsuccessful in its attempt to recapture the AEW World Tag Team Championship, but they didn't manage to win the AAA tag titles from the Lucha Bros on Dynamite a few weeks ago.

Harwood and Cash Wheeler formed a tag team while they were both members of WWE's developmental roster. For the majority, they were known as The Revival, due to their penchant for an old-school style of tag team wrestling. The duo parted ways with WWE in 2020 and subsequently jumped ship to AEW. They made their AEW debuts on the May 27, 2020 edition of AEW Dynamite.