


NFL Free Agency Update: Myles Garrett Signs Big Extension and Teams Pursue Quarterbacks
Myles Garrett signs a mega-extension with the Browns, while NFL teams make aggressive moves in free agency and pursue quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers.
Overview
As the NFL's free agency kicks off, teams are making bold moves, including the Browns' Myles Garrett signing a four-year extension worth $204 million, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history. Garrett’s decision to stay with the Browns follows a recent trade request focused on winning. Meanwhile, quarterback options remain a hot topic; Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson are in the mix for teams like the Steelers and Giants. The Eagles and Commanders have made significant acquisitions to bolster their rosters, with Washington signing Deebo Samuel and Laremy Tunsil, contributing to a reshaped league landscape.
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Myles Garrett signed a four-year extension worth $160 million, averaging $40 million per year, with $123.5 million in guaranteed money. The contract includes a no-trade clause, keeping him with the Browns through 2030.
Myles Garrett initially requested a trade because he wanted to compete for a Super Bowl, expressing dissatisfaction with the Browns' ability to build a winning team around him.
Garrett's extension limits the Browns' cap space, making it challenging for them to make significant moves in free agency. However, Garrett hopes to help recruit free agents despite the financial constraints.
Teams are pursuing quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson. The Steelers and Giants are among those interested in these veteran quarterbacks.
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