In a surprising turn of events, Myles Garrett has agreed to a record-breaking four-year contract extension with the Cleveland Browns, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history at $40 million per year. This significant deal comes after a brief period of speculation surrounding his potential departure from the team, as Garrett initially requested a trade. However, both parties have now reached a resolution, with the Browns emphasizing their commitment to retain the star defensive end amidst various discussions about the future of the franchise. As a result, the Browns’ NFL Draft plans are now clearer, and the implications of this blockbuster extension may ripple throughout the league, affecting various player contracts and trades.