Myles Garrett Pressures Browns for Immediate Winning Plan

The Browns' star defensive end signals frustration with losing seasons and hints at potential trade if the team opts for a rebuild.

Myles Garrett, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year, has expressed dissatisfaction with the Browns' 3-11 season and lack of direction.
Garrett stated he is unwilling to endure another rebuild and wants the organization to present a clear plan for winning in 2025 and beyond.
The Browns' quarterback situation, including uncertainty around Deshaun Watson and reliance on backups, is a major concern for Garrett.
Speculation has emerged that Garrett could be traded to acquire draft capital or a quarterback, though he has emphasized his preference to stay in Cleveland if the team commits to winning.
Garrett's comments highlight his desire to secure his legacy with meaningful playoff runs, as he approaches his 29th birthday and eighth NFL season.