Myles Garrett's Speeding Spree: 9 Tickets in 5 Years

0:00On March 5, Cleveland Brown's defensive star, Miles Garrett picked up another speeding citation last month. Court records show he was clocked at 94 mph in a 70 mph zone on an interstate in North East Ohio. This happened around 135 a.m. on February 21 in Worcester. It's his ninth such ticket since joining the league back in 2017. Just last August, he got one for going 100 mph in a 60 mph zone near Cleveland. And in 2022, he faced a charge after a crash where he was driving 65 in a 45 zone, which troopers called unsafe for the road. Garrett signed a massive four-year extension with the Browns last year worth about $40 million a season with over 123 million guaranteed. That deal includes a no trade clause locking him in for the next five seasons despite his earlier trade request. From the field, he's a beast with a single season sack record of 23 last year and 125

1:02and a half career sacks. But the Browns finish five wins and 12 losses, showing they're still building around him. He has a court date next Tuesday, but can skip it by paying the fine. With heavy dead cap money tied up, Cleveland has no plans to move their future hall of fame or anytime soon.