Myles Garrett Skips Browns Workouts, Bonus at Risk

0:00On April 10th, Cleveland Brown star Miles Garrett skipped the start of their offseason workouts, putting a $1 million bonus from his 20. 26 contract on the line. That cash is guaranteed, but tied to hitting 84.375% attendance in sessions, plus showing up for all minicamps, organized team activities, and training camp on time. His massive extension for March averages 40 million bucks a year, the richest ever for a non-quarterback with 123.5. Million guaranteed, still, missing these voluntary early days means the Browns could dock that bonus from his salary. New head coach Todd Munkin stayed cool about it, saying every NFL coach wants full attendance for team bonding, but schemes don't hinge on it. Garrett built that trust with his record, 23 sacks last season, smashing Michael Strahan's mark. Now Garrett's eyeing even bigger numbers, aiming to chase down the all-time sack lead in the next five years, while dreaming of a superbow ring.

1:00With Cleveland hiring Munkin after firing their old coach and pushing for playoffs, fans wonder if Garrett's no-show hints at trade talks. Analysts say moving him across the fortune and picks in youth, fitting the Browns rebuild vibe, but nothing's moving yet. Keep watching this Elite Defender. He's still the league's top dog, bonus or not.