Browns defensive end Myles Garrett is expecting big things in 2025.
After Browns defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz predicted that [Garrett will have his best season](https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/jim-schwartz-myles-garrett-is-going-to-have-the-best-year-of-his-career) this year, Garrett himself said that’s exactly what he’s planning on.
“I look forward to having [my best season](https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news/myles-garrett-believes-he-s-trending-to-having-his-best-season-otas-minicamp) for sure, and I think it’s trending that way,” Garrett said. “Been really good, and I think everything’s pointed in that direction.”
Garrett began the offseason by requesting a trade and saying he didn’t want to stay in Cleveland because he didn’t believe the Browns could win a Super Bowl any time soon. But he changed his tune when the Browns gave him a lucrative contract extension, and he says he’s not optimistic about his and the team’s future.
“The day I stepped forth here at this facility, with this organization, I’ve had an opportunity to have a platform and to set a standard,” Garrett said. “And I’ve got to continue to be the leader for this team and set that standard.”