Cleveland Browns protective end Jadeveon Clowney is resolving his current comments about Myles Garrett … stating he’s personally said sorry to his colleague, however declaring his words were secured of context.
The previous very first total choice in the 2014 NFL Draft made headings just recently … after implicating the Browns of concentrating on making Garrett look great rather of the group’s total success.
“You’re all trying to get [Garrett] into the Hall of Fame instead of winning games,” Clowney informed press reporters at the time. “I don’t even think he notices.”
Clowney — who stated he was 95% sure he was not going back to the Browns after the 2022-23 season — included he didn’t think it was Garrett’s fault … however called the entire scenario “B.S.”
Now, Clowney is backpedaling his previous comments … launching a declaration through his press agent Denise White on Friday.
“As a son and a parent I want to fully apologize to anyone I offended, specifically Myles Garrett and his family,” the declaration gotten by TMZ Sports states.
“My words in the lockerroom were not only taken out of context, but completely misrepresented.”
Clowney included he personally connected to Myles to share his remorse … and “will continue to learn and grow as I move forward.”
As for Garrett, he formerly reacted to Clowney’s quotes … stating he was dissatisfied and baffled, and hoped the 2 might have talked it over individually rather of in the media.