Cleveland Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett has received another citation for high-speed driving, his ninth since being drafted in 2017 and his second for going more than 90

The Patriots and the Lions are among the teams that are hosting this former Browns top-10 pick, who missed 2025 with a knee injury.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns have a new defensive coordinator. His name is Mike Rutenberg. And if his introductory press conference in Berea is any indication of what’s coming, the NFL had better pay attention.

As the Cleveland Browns get set for NFL free agency, they are going to have to get creative with the salary cap. As it stands, the Browns are currently $16 million in the red after the trade for offensive tackle Tytus Howard.

According to Cleveland television station Fox 8, Garrett was stopped by a Wayne County Sheriff’s Department deputy on Interstate 71 on Feb. 21 at 1:35 a.m. south of Cleveland. The deputy clocked Garrett traveling 94 mph, 24 mph over the posted speed limit of 70 mph.

With Shedeur Sanders' position atop the Cleveland Browns' quarterback depth chart very much up in the air, the AFC North team is reportedly doing its due diligence on one of the top signal-callers in the upcoming draft.

All sorts of things are upsetting OBR Publisher Barry McBride this morning, including greedy NFL teams, fast driving, and the Minnesota Vikings. It’s the OBR Daily Newswire for March 5, 2026

Browns star Myles Garrett was reportedly cited for his ninth speeding ticket since 2017, as he was caught going 94 mph in a 70-mph zone in Ohio.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders reportedly remains atop the team's depth chart as the beginning of the new League Year for the 2026 NFL season approaches on March 11.

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