Browns Lock in Myles Garrett, Eye Quarterback Upgrades

0:00On March 31st, Cleveland Brown's owner, Jimmy Haslam, is singing high praises for star defender Miles Garrett after the team locked in a revised contract. Haslam called him a rare talent, one of those once in a lifetime player central to their game plan. This comes right after General Manager Andrew Berry shut down any trade talk for the offseason. Berry made it clear, Garrett is staying put as a lifelong brown and a key face of the franchise. They tweaked his deal through the 2030 season to give the team better salary cap room. But stressed, it is not about shopping him around. Fans and media have been buzzing since Garrett asked for a trade back in February 2025, even though he signed an extension the next month. Still, he balled out with his sixth-rate pro-bowl nod in a single-season sack record of 23 and 17 games during his ninth year. Not elite defense could not carry the offense, which scraped by at just 16.4 points per game while cycling through three starters like.

1:02Joe Flacco, Dylan Gabriel, and Shady Air Sanders. Now the Browns hold ten draft picks including four in the first three rounds and Berry wants any new quarterback to compete with Sanders, Gabriel, or Dishon Watson. With cap space freed up, their position to chase upgrades without moving their unicorn