Garrett is a Hall of Fame player, but it was in the team's best interest to deal him because of where it resides and his career timeline.

“I see that Garrett caved in to money. Many of us gave him credit for wanting to play on a winner. Of course, everyone wants to play for a winner. But to turn around and take more money to me means that losing is OK if you get paid enough.

Myles Garrett is staying in Cleveland after the Browns gave him a record four-year contract extension that makes the four-time All-Pro edge rusher the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.