Browns Reaffirm Commitment to Myles Garrett

0:00On March 29, the Cleveland Browns shook up Miles Garrett's contract this past Wednesday, tweaking his roster bonuses to give the team more, flexibility on trades. But don't get it twisted, General Manager Andrew Berry made it crystal clear, ahead of the league meetings they could have traded him without changes, and have zero plans to move the reigning defensive player of the year. Garrett asked for a trade last off season, but the Browns have stuck to their guns, calling the number one overall pick from 2017-A, lifelong Brown and the face of the franchise, Berry doubled down to reporters, saying they've been up front about keeping him locked in. Even after Garrett made history with 23 sacks in a single season, the Browns scraped just five wins because their offense ranked near the bottom again. Over the last two seasons, they've only notched eight victories total, and Garrett stressed to everyone that winning is his top priority, no tanking, or rebuilding for him. This off season, Berry beefed up the offensive line in free agency and nailed last year's

1:01draft with cornerstone talents. They've got two first round picks and nine overall in April's draft, but the quarterback spot remains a black hole with no clear fix in sight. Garrett just turned 30 and stays under contract through 2031, fully committed to chasing rings. Berry swears they're all in, yet in this league, a can't miss offer could flip the script on everything.