Projected number-one pick Myles Garrett plans to apologize to the Browns for Cowboys incident

Garrett will apologize to the Cleveland Browns for asking the Dallas Cowboys to trade up and draft him.

BarDown Staff

Myles Garrett intends to apologize to the Browns for his comments he made about the Cowboys. , @NateUlrichABJ/Twitter

Myles Garrett made headlines a few weeks ago after he literally begged Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to trade up and draft him with the NFL’s first-overall pick.

Projected 2017 NFL first-overall draft pick Myles Garrett really wants to play for the Cowboys. Do you think there's a chance this deal can happen? 🤔 . . . More at BarDown.com (📽: @espnnfl)

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At the NFL combine, Garrett was asked what he will say during his meeting with the Browns, and he stated he intends to apologize for the comments.

Myles Garrett on his plan to apologize to #Browns when he meets with them today for video in which he asked #Cowboys to trade for him pic.twitter.com/lLVgix92zL
— Nate Ulrich (@NateUlrichABJ) March 4, 2017

You can’t really blame him for not wanting to go to Cleveland, but unlike college, he doesn’t have the choice of choosing where he will play. The Arlington, Texas native is viewed as an elite pass-rusher and is expected to be a major piece in the Browns’ rebuild.

Hey, at least he’ll get to chill with LeBron, right?