Cleveland Browns has been out since the disappointing 2024 NFL season with a record of 3-14. Despite their struggle, the team is not looking for a Star Edge Rasher Miles Garrett, as he is aiming for rebuilding.
Browns’ general manager Andrew Berry, a senior bowl media availability on Tuesday, asks if three Cleveland Beatwriter to exchange offers, including two first round picks, with Garrett. I was.
“Do you say you are not interested?” According to Mary Kay Cabot on Cleveland.com, a beatwriter asked.
“Correct,” Berry replied. “You can put it on the record.”
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Garrett has been with Browns since 2017, when Cleveland chose him with the first overall pick. He starred for the team, posted 102.5 sacks in the first eight NFL season, and gained the nod of the four first team ALL-PRO. He was nominated in 2023 as an AP defensive player of the Year and recorded at least 12 bags in seven consecutive campaigns.
With that in mind, it’s a bit surprising that Cleveland wants to maintain Garrett. Professional Focus scored him as the second best edge defender after Adan Hatchinson, who played in only six games before the injury of the season ended in 2024.
Garrett will not be 30 years old until December, so if you can maintain your health, you will have a lot of years in the tank.
That’s part of the reasons that Berry wants Cleveland to extend Garrett and to make him a member of Browns for Life.
“I don’t want to go to the contract discussion. I don’t make it public,” said Berry. “But we can assume that we are expected to sign a third contract with Miles at some point. I want him to retire here.”
It is time for Berry and Co to achieve that goal, but there is enough time to make a contract lecture. Garrett plays the 2025 NFL season in the second year of the $ 125 million extension signed with Browns in 2020.
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