NFL star Myles Garrett seeks a trade from the Cleveland Browns.

 ** By Chris Francis ( Sports journalist) and Joey Nunez ** 

 

 Star protective end Myles Garrett has officially requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns. Last season, Garrett led the  platoon with an  emotional 14 sacks.

 

Myles Garrett

In a letter posted on social media, Garrett expressed the ultimatum that he has always "contend for and win a Super Bowl." still, the Browns have no plans to trade him After

 After spending eight times in Cleveland, one of the NFL's premier players is seeking a change. On February 3, Garrett made his trade request knownAs

 

As the reigning NFL Protective Player of the Year, Garrett reflected on a disappointing 3-14 season and indicated he wanted Clarthe platoon's satoon's offseason plans before committing to a long-term future with the Browns. He raised his disinclination to endure another canon overhaul. During his season-ending press conference on January 4, he noted the emotional risk of the season, stating, "Obviously, feelings are high with how the season went. Guys don't feel veritably good about, you know, whether it’s individual performances or the record. You have to take a step back and allow yourself to  relax before making the stylish decision for yourself. ” 

 

Myles Garrett

Throughout Garrett's eight seasons in Clevthe platoonplatoon has endured losing records in six of those times. He has two times left on the ground-breaking time: $125 million in ink in 2020; however, there's no guaranteed payment remaining. Last season, he recorded 14 sacks, ranking second in the league, and became the first player to achieve 100 career sacks before turning 29. 

 

 In his social media statement on Monday, Garrett participated his  studies “ As a  sprat  featuring of the NFL, all I  concentrated on was the ultimate  thing of winning a Super Bowl — and that  thing energies me  moment  further than ever. My love for the community of Northeast Ohio and the  inconceivable fanbase of the Cleveland Browns has made this of

Myles Garrett

of the toughest opinions of my life. These once-eight times have shaped me into the man that I'm  moment. While I’ve loved this megacity as my home, my desire to win and contend on the biggest stages won't allow me to be perfunctory. The thing was no way to go from Cleveland to Canton; it has always been to contend for and win a Super Bowl. With that in mind, I've requested to be traded from the Cleveland Browns. ”