Myles Garrett Expresses Optimism About Browns’ Future After Talks With GM

The star pass-rusher believes Cleveland is closer to contention than its 3-14 record suggests, following discussions about the team's direction.

Myles Garrett, a six-time Pro Bowler, has voiced optimism about the Cleveland Browns’ future after discussions with General Manager Andrew Berry.
Garrett previously expressed frustration with the team's 3-14 season and emphasized his desire to avoid a rebuilding process, seeking a clear plan for success.
Berry reassured Garrett of the team's commitment to improvement, highlighting the unpredictable nature of NFL turnarounds and Garrett's importance to the franchise.
The Browns hold the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft and face key decisions, including addressing their quarterback situation due to uncertainty around Deshaun Watson's recovery.
Garrett, coming off a 14-sack season and earning first-team All-Pro honors, remains a cornerstone for the Browns as they aim to build a competitive roster.