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Browns Confirm Myles Garrett Staying Put

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NFL insider Adam Schefter confirms Cleveland Browns have no plans to trade Myles Garrett, despite rumors. The team and Garrett reworked his contract for better flexibility, securing his role as the heart of the Browns defense.

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On March 27, NFL insider Adam Schefter has put an end to rumors about the Cleveland Browns trading their star-pass rusher Miles Garrett. Despite speculations swirling around the defensive player of the year, Schefter confirmed the team has zero plans to move him. Schefter shared this directly after speaking with Browns officials. At the same time, the team and Garrett reworked his contract for better flexibility. Cleveland now has more room to handle, salary cap decisions closer to each season's start. As an analyst had been buzzing about possible trades, especially after some past friction. Last year, Garrett briefly wanted out but recommitted with a long-term extension. His dominant play, including 23 Sachs and another top defender award, has only solidified his role. The tweaks shift parts of his later year pay into earlier bonuses. This set of protects Garrett's earnings while easing the team's financial load as the league year unfolds. Garrett stays the heart of Cleveland's defense, and these moves show the Browns are all

in on keeping their elite talent for the long haul.

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