Myles Garrett went from saying he was ready to compete for championships elsewhere to signing an extension with the Cleveland Browns that makes him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.

March 14 - Five weeks passed between Myles Garrett demanding a trade and his record-setting contract extension with the ...

The Cincinnati Bengals waited until Myles Garrett got paid to make Ja'Marr Chase the sport's highest-paid non-quarterback.

Myles Garrett opted to return to the Cleveland Browns over the weekend on a record-setting contract extension that will pay him $40 million per year with $123.5 million guaranteed, the largest ...

It looks like Myles Garrett has added another wrinkle into his feud with the Browns. Garrett, 29, told the Browns on Friday that he will not sign an extension with the team, according to multiple ...

A standoff between Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns appears to be forming: In the month since the star defensive end requested a trade, the Browns have said that they don't want to trade him.

BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Myles Garrett has sacked 31 different quarterbacks during his eight-year NFL career. On Friday, the four-time All-Pro edge rusher had to stand in his own pocket and take the ...

Superstar defensive end Myles Garrett recently signed an extension with the Cleveland Browns that makes him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history at $40 million per season. Furthermore ...

Money won’t be able to smooth over Myles Garrett’s issues with the Cleveland Browns. Garrett has demanded a trade, citing his desire to play meaningful games for a contender. The Browns have ...

Myles Garrett’s tenure with the Cleveland Browns appears to be on shaky ground. On Thursday, Garrett fired the clearest shot yet that he intends on doing whatever it takes to get out of Cleveland.

If the Buffalo Bills have any interest in winning the AFC they better not be fooled by the “next Myles Garrett”. Nothing wrong with Shemar Stewart, he’s a solid NFL prospect, but he’s no ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett addressed the media for the first time Friday morning since signing a four-year contract extension that pays him $40 million per year.