Browns' $110 million contract signings don't make sense after Myles Garrett trade

The Cleveland Browns traded away Myles Garrett for Jared Verse and draft picks, and it will take years to know how good of a move that was.The Browns' contract decisions since, though, feel like they're coming from an opposite line of thinking, though, which doesn't make a lot of sense.Cleveland has given contract extensions to defensive backs Denzel Ward and Grant Delpit this week:The Browns now have done two DB extensions in back-to-back days:🏈CB Denzel Ward: 2-years, $62.2M🏈S Grant Delpit: 3-years, $48M https://t.co/79bS5QIOPk— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 29, 2026MORE: Could Jake Paul really play in the NFL?There's definitely at least one vantage point from which this doesn't make sense.The Garrett trade wasn't about just one thing, but in general, Cleveland decided to move off