Myles Garrett is a great player. He’s a great player who has made six Pro Bowls and four NFL All-Pro teams. He’s a great player who has missed only four games in the last five years. He’s a great player who angered and frustrated many fans with his request to be traded – and generally dismissing the Browns as having any hope of winning.

Cleveland Browns star defender Myles Garrett recently signed a four-year, $160 million contract extension to stay in Cleveland after a very public demand to be traded to "a contender."

The Cleveland Browns are entering the offseason with urgent questions at the quarterback position, but Myles Garrett seemingly isn't breaking a sweat. Garrett recently became the highest paid non-quarterback in NFL history after the Browns gave him a massive four-year deal to end his trade request saga this offseason.