Cleveland Browns' record deal for Myles Garrett raises the bar for non-QB salaries, putting pressure on the Bengals to pay Ja’Marr Chase.
NFL free agency officially starts on Wednesday but many teams around the league have been busy over the weekend making deals with their current players, including the Cleveland Browns, who stunned the NFL world by signing Myles Garrett to a historic extension on Sunday.
The NFL's legal tampering period, the unofficial start to free agency when teams can begin meeting with and agreeing to deals with free agent players, kicks off on Monday. However, the league's 32 teams didn't get the memo as an avalanche of deals went down on Sunday with a flurry of re-signings,
Cincinnati Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase sent a message by posting to Instagram Monday evening, a picture of the words, "Know your worth then add tax."
After much strife, defensive end Myles Garrett will return to Cleveland on a four-year extension worth $40 million per