From trade to truce and beyond: the Browns and Myles Garrett reached agreement today on a record contract extension that averages $40 million per year and includes $123.5 million in guaranteed money and now makes him the highest-paid non-QB in NFL history,

The Cleveland Browns are set to release defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson after the team gave Myles Garrett a new contract extension.

Myles Garrett has sacked 31 different quarterbacks during his eight-year NFL career. On Friday, the four-time All-Pro edge rusher had to stand in his own pocket and take the pressure of fielding questions about his decision to sign an extension with the Cleveland Browns instead of trying to follow through on his trade request.

Myles Garrett, who recently signed a record-setting extension just weeks after publicly asking for a trade, says he and the Browns are in a "better place" and ready to "turn Cleveland into a winner."

Myles Garrett wants to bring that Super Bowl to Cleveland and finish his career here, and he plans to win the fans back with his play. “From day one I’ve always said that I’ve wanted to bring a championship to the Northeast Ohio,

Myles Garrett opted to return to the Cleveland Browns over the weekend on a record-setting contract extension that will pay him $40 million per year with $123.5 million guaranteed, the largest annual salary for a defensive player in NFL history.

Cleveland Browns star pass rusher Myles Garrett requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns before he rescinded it and signed a massive contract extension. Garrett originally wanted out of Cleveland because he wanted to win a Super Bowl.