As the NFL continues to focus on the Scouting Combine and the beginning of free agency looms on the horizon, the Cleveland Browns remain in a stalemate with defensive end Myles Garrett.
Garrett wants out of Cleveland after eight seasons, which he took every opportunity to express during Super Bowl week earlier this month, and prefers to be sent to a contending team.
The Browns remain adamant that they are not inclined to acquiesce to Garrett’s wishes. General manager Andrew Berry reiterated on Tuesday that “our stance has not changed” regarding wanting Garrett to remain with the Browns.