Baltimore Ravens offensive tackle Roger Rosengarten didn't expect much when he asked Myles Garrett for his jersey. The Ravens beat Garrett's Cleveland Browns 35–10 on Sunday in the regular season finale for both squads.

Myles Garrett just traded his shoulder pads for a pencil, and when the Browns land back in Cleveland, forget a clean locker. Garrett’s first stop might be Browns president of football operations Andrew Berry’s office,

The Cleveland Browns finished their dreadful 2024 season on Saturday with a road loss to the Baltimore Ravens. The team’s best player, defensive end Myles Garrett, delivered an incredibly somber assessment for the season after the game.

The Cleveland Browns completed their latest disappointing season on Saturday with a 35-10 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, dropping them to 3-14 and another last-place finish in the AFC North.

After a disappointing 3-14 season, Browns DE Myles Garrett has been vocal about his displeasure and desire to see a path for the future going forward. In his season-ending press conference, Cleveland GM Andrew Berry downplayed rumors of a Garrett trade,

After a wildly disappointing season, the Browns have a significant in-house matter to address. With the Deshaun Watson restructure offering

A proposed Cleveland Browns trade would send Myles Garrett to the San Francisco 49ers for two first-round picks and more.

When Myles Garrett let it be known that he would be meeting with Cleveland Browns' brass to address his future with the organization, it immediately raised eyebrows around the NFL.

For as long as Denzel Ward has been a Cleveland Brown, he's had Myles Garrett by his side. The cornerback doesn't want to imagine the team without its star edge rusher as the Browns enter an offseason of uncertainty.

Myles Garrett was in no mood to celebrate his birthday or making history. Garrett recorded two sacks and became the first player with 14 sacks in four straight seasons.

The Browns closed out their dismal season at 3-14 — the worst record since Garrett went 0-16 as the No. 1 overall pick in 2017 — with a 35-10 loss to the Ravens. It was also the third losing campaign in Kevin Stefanski’s five seasons.