Myles Garrett Skips Browns Workouts, Fans Worry

0:00On April 7th, the Cleveland Browns just tweaked the contract language for Miles Garrett, their star defensive end in reigning defensive player of the year. General manager Andrew Berry shut down any trade rumors quick, calling Garrett a career brown for life. But Garrett's been vocal about hating the constant losing. Over his nine seasons with the team, the Browns sit at 58 wins, 90 losses, and one tie. That's rough, especially the last two years at just 8 and 26. No wonder he's frustrated after pouring everything into a squad that can win. Fans and insiders are buzzing now because Garrett's skipping the start of the voluntary offseason workouts on Tuesday. It's not mandatory, so plenty of players do the same, but his history makes folks wonder. According to NFL reporter Ian Ravaport, it's no major red flag and doesn't signal any issues with his future in Cleveland. Remember, he asked for a trade at the beginning of the 2025 offseason, then inked a four year, $160 million.

1:00Extension just a month later, Berry insists they're all good. If he shows up soon, this fades fast, but prolonged absence could stir the pot again as training camp nears.