Browns Restructure Garrett's Contract, Sign Epenesa

0:00It's March 29th. From breaking news to Sunday match-ups, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. The Cleveland Browns just restructured Miles Garrett's contract, moving $8 million of his base salary from the 2029 and 2030 seasons into roster bonuses for earlier years. This keeps their star-pass rusher locked in without any drama. General manager Andrew Berry doubled down during the NFL owner's meetings, straight up calling Garrett a career Brown. He didn't repeat that iron-clad no-trade pledge from last year, though. Fans and insiders are still buzzing because of that subtle wording tweak, even as the front office insists they're all in on their defensive anchor. No one's seriously talking trades for this five-time pro-buller. To beef up the rotation, the Browns signed former Bill's edge rusher AJ Epinisa to a one-year deal worth up to $5 million with incentives. The 27-year-old had a down-year in 2025 with just 2.5 sacks, but he notched at least six

1:01per season before that. Pairing him with Kalaya Davis gives Cleveland solid depth up front, setting them up strong for the grind ahead while Garrett holds down the fort.