Myles Garrett Signs Record Deal After Public Trade Dispute with Browns

The star defensive end secures a $40 million per year extension but faces scrutiny over his public trade request and criticism of the team.

Myles Garrett has agreed to a four-year extension with the Cleveland Browns, making him one of the highest-paid non-quarterbacks in NFL history at $40 million annually.
The deal follows a turbulent period where Garrett publicly requested a trade, citing frustration with the Browns' lack of competitiveness after a disappointing 3-14 season.
Garrett defended his decision to go public with his grievances, stating it prompted necessary conversations with team management and helped secure the extension.
The defensive star emphasized his commitment to bringing a championship to Cleveland, despite previously expressing a desire to join a contender.
Garrett acknowledged the need to repair relationships with fans and the organization, pledging to prove his dedication through his performance on the field.