Browns' Myles Garrett Receives Eighth Speeding Ticket Declines Comment

Myles Garrett, the Cleveland Browns' star pass rusher, has once again been cited for speeding, this time driving 100 mph in a 60 mph zone, marking his eighth such incident since being drafted in 2017. Despite the Browns awarding him a four-year, $160 million contract extension this offseason, Garrett has repeatedly declined to address his speeding citations or their impact on his leadership role with the team. Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski and owner Jimmy Haslam have expressed disappointment and emphasized expectations for Garrett to step up as a leader, though Garrett maintains he prefers to keep his personal life private and focus on football. The Browns are preparing for the 2025 season with Garrett as their key player, but ongoing off-field issues and an uncertain roster situation raise questions about the team's prospects. Garrett's reluctance to engage with the media on his speeding incidents fuels negative narratives, which some fans and analysts believe detract from his overall contribution to the team. The Browns will begin their season against the Cincinnati Bengals on September 7, aiming to improve on their previous 3-14 record.