Myles Garrett net worth, annual salary, Steelers brawl and NFL suspension

American football world experienced a jolt when Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett hit Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback on head with his helmet.  National Football League (NFL) fined Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns $250,000 each and suspended three players involved in violent incident during game. Myles Garrett w stands to lose more than a reported $1 million for his role in brawl.

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Myles Garrett appeared to rip off Steelers' quarterback Mason Rudolph's helmet and hit him on head after pair were involved in a physical altercation late in fourth quarter. Garrett has w been suspended indefinitely without pay, according to a statement from NFL. His suspension means that Cleveland Browns will w have to play rest of ir season without arguably ir best defensive player this season. Even though he stands to lose more than $1 million, interestingly, it still isn't most expensive suspension in NFL history. That hour sits with Vontaze Burfict of Cincinnati Bengals, who was fined a total of a reported sum of $1,400,469 for a hit on Kansas City’s Anthony Sherman. Here, we look at Myles Garrett's net worth, along with his salary pack. 

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Myles Garrett net worth

According to Spotrac.com, Myles Garrett currently has a net worth close to $12 million. Garrett signed a four-year contract with Cleveland Browns in 2017. He was also drafted #1 overall by Cleveland Browns in 2017 NFL Draft.

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Myles Garrett salary

Myles Garrett's four-year deal with Browns sees him earn a reported base salary of $3,229,750. His four-year contract comes up to $30,412,255. contract also includes a $20,258,004 signing bonus and an aver annual salary of $7,603,064.

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