Cleveland Browns superstar defensive end Myles Garrett certainly looks like someone who’s regretting the decision to walk back on his trade request to sign a $160 million extension.
Myles Garrett broke the Browns’ franchise single-game record with five sacks against Drake Maye and the red-hot New England Patriots. And yet, Cleveland proved to be no match for Mike Vrabel’s group in a humiliating 32-13 loss.
Cameras caught a visibly frustrated Garrett throwing his helmet on the sideline during the blowout loss. And honestly, it’s hard to blame him:
ESPN’s Daniel Oyefusi also posted an image of Myles Garrett sitting by himself on the bench, another clear sign of his discontent:
Garrett requested a trade from the Browns in February, only to change his mind and sign a four-year extension worth $160 million. Obviously, he wasn’t expecting the Browns to be this bad after a miserable 2024 season.
With the Nov. 4 trade deadline approaching, Garrett could still approach the Browns and seek a trade. And considering how terrible they’ve been this year, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to test the market and see what other teams would offer for him.
