The Cleveland Browns' leadership recently clarified that a contract adjustment for star defender Myles Garrett is not a sign of an impending trade. General manager Andrew Berry emphasized that the modified bonus structure was designed solely to provide the team with financial flexibility regarding the salary cap. Despite past tensions and a previous trade request, the organization now views the record-breaking pass rusher as a cornerstone player intended to finish his career in Cleveland. The defensive standout recently secured his second Defensive Player of the Year award, further solidifying his value to the franchise. Berry dismissed rumors of a departure, insisting that the legal language changes were administrative rather than a preparation for his exit. Consequently, the team remains committed to keeping the elite athlete as the face of their defense for the foreseeable future.