Garrett's Quiet Phase: Browns Stick with Star Despite Trade Request

0:00It's March 7th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Cleveland Brown's defensive star, Miles Garrett, stirred things up last off season by requesting a trade. He felt the team lacked what it takes to win big, but the Brown said no way and kept him by signing a massive contract extension instead. The team backed that up by holding firm through a rough season. They finished with just five wins, fired the head coach, and passed on keeping defensive coordinator, Jim Schwartz. Quarterback remains a huge question mark that Garrett has long pointed out. Garrett has stayed busy off the field lately. He supported his girlfriend, Chloe Kim, at the Olympics, hit up Cleveland Cavaliers games, and got pulled over for speeding for the ninth time. Fans notice he has not linked up with the new coaches or front office yet. New defensive coordinator, Mike Routenberg, admitted at his intro presser. They have not talked face to face. The Browns have zero plans to move him anyway, thanks to his no-trade clause

1:01and the salary kept nightmare of over $40 million if they tried. For next year. Garrett stays locked in through the 2030 season when he will be 35 years old. Sure, losing streaks might frustrate him still, but he has no real leverage now. Expect this quiet phase to fade by training camp as free agency kicks off soon. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.