Myles Garrett He wants Cleveland.
Defense player of the year in 2023 and four-time All-Pro issued a public statement on Monday, seeking a trade from BrownsThe organization that took him first in total in the 2017 NFL draft and watched him grow in one of the most terrible edges of the league.
Garrett cited a “desire to win” in his statement, which implies that the Browns will not give him the best opportunity to fulfill his dream of Super Bowla on the eve of the season at the age of 30.
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The defensive end of Cleveland Browns Myles Garrett celebrates the recovery of a team against Pittsburgh Steeler at the Huntington Bank Field Stadium. (Scott Galvin-Hagn Pictures)
“As a child who dreamed of NFL, all I focused on was the ultimate goal of winning Super Bowl – and that goal today more than ever. My love for the northeast ohija community and the incredible Fanbase Cleveland Browns has brought this from the most difficult Decision in my life.
“Although I liked to call this city with my home, my desire to win and compete at the biggest stages will not let me regret. The goal was never from Cleveland in Canton, it was always to compete for and win Super Bowl.
“With that in mind, I asked to be traded from Cleveland Browns.”
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Garrett’s skills to Gridiron go without a word, because it comes from the second two -core season, making it seven in a row after collecting 14 in 17 games. There are at least 14 bags in the last four seasons.
Last season, Garrett earned his first defensive player of the year after collecting 14 bags with 17 fights for loss, 42 combined fighting, four forced fumara and 30 hits compared to 16 games.
However, despite his personal achievements, Browns only played three playoffs with the franchise. One of them came in 2023, although they fell on Houston Texans In a circle of wild cards. Previously, the Browns played twice during the 2020 campaign.
January 4, 2025; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; The Cleveland Browns Defense end of Myles Garrett, 95, warms up before the match against Baltimore Ravens at the M&T Bank Stadium. (Tommy Gilligan-Hagn Pictures)
Garrett signed a five -year, $ 125 million extension with Browns in 2020, and still has two years left. Because of this, GM Andrew Berry was solid with his attitude that he had no intention of trading one of the best players in the league while under Brown’s control.
“You can put it on the record,” Berry told reporters via nfl.com, adding that he would not even make a contract for two elections in the first round.
After making that statement, Garrett made his own, which could put pressure on the organization.
The Browns are coming out of the terrible season 3-14, where striker Deshaun Watson, who fought strongly, tapped his Achilles to end the season too early. Then, in January, he was re -undergoing surgery in the right Achilles, asking if he could be ready to start the 2025 season.
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Cleveland has a total number 2 choice, where Penn State Edge Rusher Abdul Carter could be an option as a clear end -to -class end defensive end.
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