Myles Garrett gets speeding ticket for going 100 mph early Saturday morning

Myles Garrett hasn't learned his lesson.The All-Pro defensive end was ticketed for speeding early Saturday morning in Strongsville. He was cited for going 100 mph in a 60 mph zone on I-71 South near state Route 82 at 2:01 a.m., according to the Strongsville Mayor's Court website.The Browns won the preseason opener 30-10 over the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Friday night. Garrett didn't play but was on the sideline.He can settle the ticket by paying a $250 fine.Kevin Stefanski not in hurry to name starter, continues to give reps to all four QBsGarrett, 29, has a history of speeding, including getting stopped on back-to-back days in September 2021 for going more than 100 mph. After he and a female passenger were hurt in a one-car accident in September 2022, Garrett said he would change his behavior behind the wheel."I think this will be definitely a wake-up call for me, just try to be smart overall with driving," he said at the time. "Don't take for granted. Be grateful that I'm still able to be here and just take my time."His gray 2021 Porsche 911 Turbo went off State Road in Sharon Township, hit a fire hydrant and rolled several times.He and his passenger, a 23-year-old woman, suffered only minor injuries and were released from the hospital Monday night. Garrett missed one game, then played through a sprained left shoulder, strained right biceps, cuts and bruises.Analysis: Shedeur Sanders deserves more reps, chance to pass Dillon Gabriel on depth chartHe was relieved his passenger was fine."That was a big sigh of relief for me because I was the one who put us in danger," he said. "So it was very calming for me to know that they were OK."Garrett was cited for losing control of the car, and the Ohio Highway Patrol characterized Garrett's speed as unsafe and likely a contributing factor, according to a news release. Garrett told the patrolman he thought he was going 65 mph in the 45 mph zone, according to the crash report and body cam footage."I don't think it takes something as drastic as this to tell me that I need to slow down," Garrett said. "It's about listening to my loved ones, hearing them out and understanding that it is serious every time you get into the car. No matter how fast you're going over the speed limit, there's a real-life situation and circumstances you put yourself in where you're not only endangering yourself but someone else, so this a definitely a call to me be more safe in my driving and pay attention to my speed and to my surroundings."Garrett isn't the first high-profile Browns player to be caught speeding this year.Rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders was cited twice in June. He was clocked at 101 mph by Strongsville Police, 41 mph over the speed limit. That came 12 days after going 91 mph in a 65 mph zone in Brunswick Hills.The post Myles Garrett gets speeding ticket for going 100 mph early Saturday morning first appeared on BrownsZone with Scott Petrak.