Myles Garrett Signs Record-Breaking Extension After Public Trade Request
The Browns star commits to Cleveland with a $160 million deal but faces lingering questions about his recent demands and the team's future competitiveness.
- Myles Garrett's new four-year, $160 million contract makes him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history, with $123.5 million guaranteed.
- The extension follows a highly publicized trade request during Super Bowl week, where Garrett expressed doubts about the Browns' ability to contend for a championship.
- Garrett has since emphasized his commitment to Cleveland, describing the situation as a necessary moment of frustration that led to constructive conversations with the team.
- The defensive star has already begun working to recruit free agents, including briefly meeting with quarterback Russell Wilson, as the Browns aim to strengthen their roster.
- Despite the new contract, Garrett faces the challenge of rebuilding trust with fans and teammates after his public criticism of the franchise's direction.
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