Garrett Stays Put, Cowboys Draft Dreams Shift

0:00It's March 29th. This is Dallas News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. Dallas Cowboys fans got hyped last week when the Cleveland Browns tweaked Miles Garrett's contract by shifting some guaranteed money around. The movespar talk that it might open the door for a trade of the two-time defensive player of the year Superstar PassRusher. Everyone figured the Cowboys could land that elite edge guy they've been chasing, but that buzz died fast. Fans general manager Andrew Berry killed the rumors quick at the owner meetings, making it crystal clear, Garrett ain't going anywhere. He called him a career brown and one of the team's top faces, saying they've been straight about keeping him locked in. Cowboys nation had to pump the brakes on the dream. The team already missed out on Raiderstar Max Crosby and free agent Tray Hendrickson earlier this year, so hosts were up for a big splash. Fans felt the lead down, knowing their past rush needs a boost bad. Garrett balled out last season with a career high, 60 tackles, 33 for loss, 39 quarterback

1:03hits, and a league record, 23. Sacks to snack his second defensive player award. The Texas native dominated, but Cleveland's holding firm. For now, Cowboys fans shift focus to next month's draft to find that game changer, while Garrett stays put building his legacy in Cleveland.