In a public statement, Garrett cited his "ultimate goal of winning a Super Bowl" as his motivation for wanting out, writing that "my desire to win and compete on the biggest stages won't allow me to be complacent".

The star pass-rusher and the Browns are poised for a standoff. Plus, how the Raiders’ recent hires indicate the increasing presence of minority owner Tom Brady.

Myles Garrett wants no part of a Cleveland Browns rebuild, and who can blame him? The star defensive end should be granted his release from 'prison.'