In one of the more surprising 180s recently, Myles Garrett is staying with the Cleveland Browns after signing a four-year extension with the team worth $40 million per year, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
At the beginning of February, Garrett requested a trade from the Browns and wrote a letter saying that he had a desire to win, and it didn’t seem like Cleveland was the place for him to do that.
Though he requested a trade, the Browns’ organization let it be known that they did not have plans on moving Garrett, and they stood firm on their statement. It looks like they threw an offer out to Garrett that he couldn’t resist, and he’ll be staying with the Browns for the long haul.
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