Myles Garrett's Trade Talks: Browns Stand Firm

0:00On April 8th, Miles Garrett sparked trade talk back in February when he said the Browns couldn't compete for a Super Bowl and asked to join a contender, but the front office shut that down quick. General manager Andrew Berry made it clear Garrett is not available and they see him retiring as a lifelong Brown. That buzz got louder after they tweaked his contract, moving option bonus dates closer to the season start. Garrett skipped the voluntary offseason workouts that kicked off Tuesday in Berea, Ohio, just like he has before to rest up and stay fresh. Team leaders are standing firm. Berry pointed out they adjusted the deal because they want him long term calling him a face of the franchise. Head coach Todd Monkin echoed that, saying he can't picture the Browns without Garrett and expects him ready for training camp. Last season, Garrett played all 17 games despite injuries, racking up 14 sacks and he broke the single season record with 23. Before that, the two-time defensive player of the year has over 125 sacks in his career and eyes 25 next time if he stays healthy.

1:05With veteran mini-camp coming up April 21st through 23rd, all eyes stay on Garrett as the Browns build around their star-edge rusher. For another run, that's the story for today. NFL News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.