In this edition of Hey, Mary Kay! I answer questions about Myles Garrett, TreVeyon Henderson, and more. Hey, Mary Kay: Should Jimmy Haslam have met with Myles Garrett instead of telling him to talk to Andrew Berry?

Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam is facing backlash for refusing to communicate with the team’s star player, Myles Garrett, after the pass rusher reportedly requested a trade. Garrett had sought a meeting with Haslam to discuss his frustrations,

Haslam redirected Garrett to G.M. Andrew Berry, but Cleveland is still unwilling to make Garrett available via trade.

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Things are getting ugly fast in Cleveland. The Browns are refusing to grant Myles Garrett’s trade request, and owner Jimmy Haslam is getting ripped for his unnerving stance. Garrett first asked for a trade back on Feb.

Browns owner Jimmy Haslam told defensive end Myles Garrett to speak with general manager Andrew Berry about his ongoing trade request.

If I’m Jimmy Haslam, I’m not meeting with Myles Garrett. Not at this stage in the split between the Browns and their star defensive end. Garrett wants to plead his case to be traded directly to the owner.

"He’d like to talk to you about his frustration. Instead of meeting with him, and perhaps attempting to start a more amicable dialogue, you refuse?"