Myles Garrett Skips OTAs: Browns Fans Divided

0:00On April 9th, Cleveland Brown's fans are fired up this off-season over Miles Garrett's skipping OTAs, those voluntary team practices before mandatory. Many came. As the defensive player of the year, the star-pass rusher stays away, focusing instead on joining up when things get required, league-wide, plenty of veterans pass on these sessions too. Garrett's done it for years now, staying in peak shape without needing the extra reps to dominate. Despite split right down the middle on in, some defend him hard, pointing to his elite talent and reliability that shine every season. Others push back, saying he should show up to build team chemistry and step into a bigger leadership spot. He's never been a loud motivator type anyway. Garrett leads quietly through non-stop performance on Sundays, and skipping OTAs has never slowed him down before. With practices underway, this debate keeps heating up among the dog pound, a reminder that even superstars spark questions about commitment in the voluntary off-season grind.