Browns defensive end Myles Garrett told reporters Tuesday that he will no longer participate in the NFL’s Pro Bowl Games in the future.
The four-time Pro Bowl selection dislocated his toe during the Gridiron Gauntlet obstacle course competition in Las Vegas in February. Garrett was competing against Panthers defensive end Brian Burns in the AFC-vs.-NFC competition. After completing his portion of the competition, he limped off the field at Allegiant Stadium.
As the Browns began their voluntary offseason training at CrossCountry Mortgage Campus in Berea, Ohio, Garrett criticized the “run-away-from-the-cops” Pro Bowl activity, saying it was the reason his toe remains a “nagging“ issue for him.
