Andrew Berry Affirms Myles Garrett as a “Career Brown,” No Trade Planned
In a recent statement, Browns general manager Andrew Berry reaffirmed that Myles Garrett is a “career Brown” and dismissed rumors of a trade. Garrett, a standout edge rusher, signed a substantial four-year contract worth $160 million with the Browns last March.
Myles Garrett’s Background
Garrett has been integral to the Browns’ defense since he entered the league. The 30-year-old player made headlines last season by setting an NFL record for single-season sacks, achieving an impressive 23 sacks.
Contract Modifications and Trade Rumors
Despite his remarkable performance, Garrett expressed dissatisfaction with the team’s overall performance last season. The Browns finished with a disappointing record of 5-12 in 2025. Concerns about the team’s direction led to discussions regarding potential changes.
- Myles Garrett’s contract modified for potential trade ease.
- Browns’ 2025 record: 5 wins, 12 losses.
- Garrett’s age: 30 years.
- Record-breaking season: 23 sacks.
Berry’s Emphasis on Garrett’s Role
Berry made it clear that the organization values Garrett highly. “He is one of the faces of our organization,” he noted. This sentiment reflects the franchise’s commitment to Garrett despite any challenges he may face with the team’s performance.
Looking Forward
The Browns have no current plans to trade Garrett, with Berry prioritizing his role within the team. The management aims to stabilize the franchise and enhance its chances of future success.
