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.

The Washington Commanders would love to have edge rusher Myles Garrett, but if the Cleveland Browns won't oblige, there isn't much they can do.

The saga between Myles Garrett and the Browns has come to a lucrative end. The superstar defensive end inked a four-year extension on Sunday. The deal averages $40 million per year and included $123 million in guaranteed money, according to ESPN, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.