Myles Garrett Stays with Browns, Shatters Records

0:00On March 29, Miles Garrett just crushed the NFL with 23 sacks in the 2025 season, smashing the single-year record and hitting 125 and a half for his career to own the Brown's all-time mark. Late last March, Cleveland tweaked his big contract, and that lit-up trade talk all over again, with fans wondering if the past Rush King was on the move. General manager Andrew Berry killed those rumors fast, saying straight up, they adjusted the deal to keep him, not ship him out. He's a lifelong brown, and the face of the team. This ain't the first drama, earlier in 2025, Garrett asked for a trade to chase rings, but they locked him up with a four-year, one, 160 million dollar extension, and he fired back with his second defensive player of the year award. The change is simple tech stuff, shifting his option bonus seven days before each season from 2026 to 2030 for better caproom. Down the line, keeping the total value locked in.

1:02Brown stay flexible while Garrett keeps hunting those super bowls right here in Cleveland.