What happened: The Cleveland Browns and reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett agreed to modified language in his contract, which became official this week, per Adam Schefter. Specific details of the changes were not disclosed. Garrett remains under his five-year, $125 million extension signed in 2020.

Why it matters: The restructuring likely creates cap space for the 2-7 Browns amid Deshaun Watson's $62M dead cap hit in 2025. It signals long-term commitment to Garrett despite the team's struggles.

What to watch: Watch Browns' next cap moves and Garrett's sack production Sunday vs. Saints.