CINCINNATI — Myles Garrett dropped a bombshell on Friday afternoon when he revealed he might want out of Cleveland if the Browns can’t show him a blueprint for winning now after the season. After going 0-16 as the No. 1 overall pick in 2017, Garrett is in no mood for another rebuild heading into his ninth NFL season.
A sure-fire Hall of Famer, Garrett had one thing on his mind coming off his NFL Defensive Player of the Year award in February: the Lombardi Trophy in 2024. He even began the season with a dramatic Super Bowl-hype video, emphasizing that nothing else matters. After studying the superstars of sports over the past few years such as Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James, Garrett adopted the Mamba Mentality and realized that individual goals pale in comparison to championships.
He knows it’s why his friend James took his talents to South Beach: to win the elusive championships that weren’t happening for him in Cleveland. More Cleveland Browns coverage Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals predictions: Who will win on Sunday? Browns WR Cedric Tillman’s status changes for the Bengals game; key defender adds back injury to his woes Browns at Bengals: Things to watch and game picks (Video) Week 16 NFL Preview: Find everything you need to know with our Week 16 NFL preview. In his eight NFL seasons, Garrett has been a part of only two winning campaigns, and two playoff berths.
He’s won one playoff game out of three, the wild card victory over the Steele.
