Browns, Miles Garrett agrees to record a four-year contract extension, with the deal averaged $40 million a year

Cleveland Browns crushed 2023 NFL Defensive Player of the Year Miles Garrett Transaction Request The expansion, which averages $40 million a year, has made him the league’s highest paying non-quarterly. That’s what CBS Sports NFL Insider Jonathan Jones reported on Sunday.

The deal comes just four days after the Las Vegas Raiders claimed Star Edge Rusher Max Crosby is the league’s highest paying non-can An extension of three years of $106.5, an average annual average of $35.5 million. The entire terms of Garrett’s transaction are four years, with a total of six years of commitment with the Browns – $122.8 million guaranteed by NFL media in total with $208.8 million and $100 million in cash in the first three years. Garrett’s new agreement with the Browns, who overall selected him first in the 2017 NFL Draft, also has a non-trade clause.

The 29-year-old 102.5 career sack is third before 30 in NFL history, and is only two Hall of Fame inductions, Reggie White’s 108.0 and Jared Allen’s 105.0. He is also the first person to have more than 14 bags in four seasons, according to CBS Sports Survey, and is currently a winning streak in action. Garrett deserves a completely new contract after leading the NFL with tackle (24) for losses while co-leading the league under quarterback pressure (83).

His 14.0 sack in 2024 was second in the NFL after only AFC North Rival Trey Hendrickson’s 17.5. Garrett’s New Deal will remain the cornerstone of the Cleveland franchise for the next six years, driving markets such as Hendrixon and Mika Parsons.