Myles Garrett Shatters Sack Record, Stays with Browns

0:00On March 26, Miles Garrett has shattered the NFL's single-season sack record with 23 sacks during the 2025 season, topping. The mark set by Michael Strahan and TJ Watt. The Cleveland Brown star also earned his second associated press defensive player of the year award, following his win in 2023. This puts him firmly in the talk for the best defensive player of his era. His career totals now stand at 125.5 sacks, 149 tackles for loss, and 23 forced fumbles. Add in 7 pro bull nods and 5 first team all pro honors, and his resume speaks for itself. Right after the record fell, trade buzz lit up around the league. One team even reached out to ESPN reporter Adam Schefter, sparking questions about a possible deal. Fans and insiders quickly started connecting the dots on Garrett's future. The Browns move fast to clear the air, agreeing to tweak Garrett's contract on Tuesday. They shifted option bonus deadlines for 2026 through 2028 to just 7 days before each regular

1:03season starts. Plus, they converted $8 million of his base pay in 2029 and 2030 into early season roster bonuses, giving the team more cap room while benefiting him too. Officials insist it's purely a financial adjustment for flexibility with no trades on the table. Garrett remains locked in with Cleveland, ready to chase more milestones.