Myles Garrett is having a Hall of Fame career — but let’s be honest, he knew exactly what he was signing up for. After another dominant performance and another Cleveland Browns loss, Garrett vented his frustration, saying he “just wants to win.” But Trey Wingo dives deep into why that frustration rings hollow — because Garrett chose to stay in Cleveland when he could have forced his way out. In this episode of Straight Facts, Homie, Trey breaks down the uncomfortable truth about Myles Garrett’s $40 million-per-year deal — and how that one contract completely reset the market for every elite pass rusher in football (including Micah Parsons). Let’s call it what it is: - Garrett asked out of Cleveland in February. - Then took $160 million to stay. - And now he’s shocked that the Browns are still… the Browns. Trey explains why the Browns’ dysfunction starts at the top, why bad franchises stay bad, and why players who chase the bag in those environments can’t be surprised when the resul...