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"Extremely Disappointing": Browns HC Kevin Stefanski Makes Feelings Known on Myles Garrett's 100 Mph Speeding Incident
Myles Garrett received a $250 ticket for driving 100 mph in a 60 mph zone, marking his eighth speeding citation in Northeast Ohio since 2017, including three times at 100 mph or faster.
- Strongsville police ticketed Browns All-Pro defensive end Myles Garrett $250 after he was clocked at 100 mph on Interstate 71 Saturday morning.
- His history shows recurring violations; this marks Garrett’s eighth speeding citation since being drafted in 2017 and follows a 2022 Porsche 911 crash.
- Before joint practice, Stefanski told reporters, `Coming from a team leader, extremely disappointing`, and emphasized safety concerns.
- Browns owner Jimmy Haslam told cleveland.com the organization is seeking answers after Garrett's latest incident, and he challenged Garrett to become a real leader.
- In June, Sanders’ speeding history echoes Garrett’s issues, with Sanders cited for driving 101 mph in a 60 mph zone in Strongsville.
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"Extremely disappointing": Browns HC Kevin Stefanski makes feelings known on Myles Garrett's 100 mph speeding incident
After Cleveland's preseason opener on Saturday, Myles Garrett was pulled over for driving 40 mph over the speed limit in Ohio. Browns coach Kevin Stefanski recently shared his take about it.
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