Gregg Williams gives Browns some Myles Garrett advice after latest speeding incident

Cleveland Browns star pass-rusher Myles Garrett is once again having his name mentioned in headlines and on sports-talk radio programs due to his driving habits after it was learned that he recently received at least his ninth speeding ticket since the Browns drafted him back in 2017. 

Gregg Williams was serving as Cleveland's defensive coordinator in 2017, and he worked for the organization through the end of the 2018 season. During a Thursday appearance on Cleveland sports radio station 92.3 The Fan, Williams touched upon Garrett's repeated violations. 

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"I have a lot of respect for Myles," Williams said. "...Me, personally, there would be some face-to-face conversations. Everybody knows, I have a great respect for Myles and the family and everything, when we brought him there. But sometimes, you've got to check your ego at the door, every single second of every day." 

Garrett missed a game after he was involved in a single-car accident following a team practice in the fall of 2022. That incident didn't keep him from being cited for speeding last summer, and it appears that the four-year, $160M contract extension he signed last offseason hasn't caused him to alter aspects of his driving habits. 

Specifically, reports revealed that Garrett was clocked allegedly going 94 mph in a 70 mph zone on an interstate in Northeast Ohio in February. According to Tyler Carey of Cleveland's WKYC, Garrett likely is "a long way away from" potentially losing his license in Ohio due to the state's point system regarding driving offenses.