Money does the talking. So do actions. Both are talking over one another right now, I would argue, when it comes to the Myles Garrett Browns’ extension. It’s a record-breaking, four-year deal that makes him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history — $160 million,

Cleveland edge rusher Myles Garrett believes a trade request and voicing his frustrations during Super Bowl week about the Browns’ 3-14 campaign was the catalyst for more conversations with general manager Andrew Berry about the franchise’s future.

Myles Garrett has no regrets about requesting a trade. Whether the Browns will regret extending him instead of rebuilding remains a question.