Timeline Myles Garrett

Defensive end drafted first overall by Cleveland in 2017. He won Defensive Player of the Year twice, set the single-season sack record and was traded to the Los Angeles Rams.

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1995 Myles Garrett born in Arlington Myles Garrett is born in Arlington, Texas.
2014 Myles Garrett sets the SEC freshman sack record Garrett records 11.5 sacks in his first season at Texas A&M.
2016 Myles Garrett named unanimous All-American Garrett is a unanimous All-American before turning pro.
2017 Myles Garrett drafted first by Cleveland The Browns take Garrett with the first pick of the NFL draft.
2019 Myles Garrett hits Mason Rudolph with a helmet Garrett swings a helmet at the Steelers quarterback and is suspended for the rest of the season.
2020 Myles Garrett reinstated The NFL lifts Garrett's suspension.
2020 Myles Garrett signs a $125 million extension Garrett becomes the highest-paid defensive player at the time.
2022 Myles Garrett survives a car crash Garrett is injured when his car leaves the road near Cleveland but returns within weeks.
2024 Myles Garrett named Defensive Player of the Year Garrett wins the AP award for the 2023 season.
2025 Myles Garrett requests a trade Garrett says he wants to play for a winner.
2025 Myles Garrett signs a $160 million extension Garrett stays in Cleveland as the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL.
2025 Myles Garrett records five sacks in a game Garrett sets a Browns record against New England.
2026 Myles Garrett breaks the sack record Garrett records his 23rd sack of the season, passing the record of 22.5.
2026 Myles Garrett wins a second Defensive Player of the Year Garrett is the unanimous winner.
2026 Myles Garrett traded to the Rams Cleveland trade Garrett to Los Angeles for Jared Verse and three draft picks.
2026 Myles Garrett signs with the Rams Garrett agrees a restructured five-year, $208 million deal.