Myles Garrett Questions Browns' Future After Record-Breaking Season

The star defensive end, frustrated by the team's struggles, seeks clarity on Cleveland's plans to contend as he considers his next steps.

Myles Garrett became the first NFL player to record 14 or more sacks in four consecutive seasons, reaching 102 career sacks in 115 games.
Despite Garrett's historic performance, the Browns fell to 3-13 after a 20-3 loss to the Miami Dolphins, marking their fifth straight defeat.
Garrett has expressed frustration with the team's lack of progress and stated he does not want to be part of another rebuild in Cleveland.
The Defensive Player of the Year has had preliminary discussions with the Browns' front office and seeks a clear plan to make the team competitive.
Garrett emphasized his focus on winning and hinted he may request a trade if the Browns fail to demonstrate a commitment to contention.