He started his show by walking out with a familiar face: Myles Garrett. The Browns had played in Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon in their second preseason game, but Garrett and the rest of the squad had clearly made it back by nightfall, and there Garrett was taking the stage with Wallen.

CLEVELAND — Browns rookie running back Dylan Sampson made waves on social media earlier this week, but it wasn’t for a spectacular run, score, or hurdle. Instead, it was for being body-slammed to the ground by his own teammate,

Browns superstar defensive end Myles Garrett shared a hilarious moment on the sidelines with Cleveland rookie QB Shedeur Sanders.

The Philadelphia Eagles took on Myles Garrett, learned more about their less-than-stellar cornerback competition and got an alternate look at their Super Bowl win.

Garrett signed a four-year, $160 million contract extension in March after requesting a trade following the Browns’ 3-14 season. It was the richest contract ever for a non-quarterback at the time and the type of market-setting contract a player like Garrett can command.