Browns Myles Garrett Cited Driving 100 MPH Strongsville

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett was cited for speeding after being clocked driving 100 mph in a 60 mph zone early Saturday morning in Strongsville, Ohio, shortly after the team returned from their preseason game against the Carolina Panthers. This marked Garrett's eighth speeding citation since joining the Browns in 2017. He received a $250 fine and can pay it without appearing in court. Garrett's speeding issues have been ongoing, including a serious 2022 accident where he flipped his Porsche while speeding and swerving to avoid an animal, which he described as a wake-up call. The Browns are aware of the incident and plan to address it internally, similar to recent speeding citations issued to rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Despite these off-field concerns, Garrett remains a key player for the Browns, having signed a record-breaking contract extension earlier this year.