Browns All-Pro Garrett ticketed after police say he drove 100 MPH

STRONGSVILLE (AP) — Browns All-Pro defensive end Myles Garrett has been accused of driving a Ferrari 100 miles per hour on a suburban Cleveland interstate.The Strongsville Police Department stopped Garrett just after 2 a.m. Saturday in a 60 MPH zone on Interstate 71 near the Ohio Turnpike, according to a citation.Garrett is scheduled to appear in court Thursday, but he could pay a $250 fine without appearing. Garrett is expected to be with the Browns in Philadelphia for a joint workout with the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles.Garrett was stopped less than a hour after the Browns landed at Hopkins International Airport after their 30-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers.It is the second time in less than two months a Browns player has been stopped by Strongsville Police for speeding. On June 17, Shedeur Sanders was stopped for going 101 MPH near the same stretch of highway as Garrett.In 2022, Garrett flipped his Porsche when he veered off a rural road near his home following practice. He suffered a sprained shoulder, strained biceps, cuts and bruises in the wreck and was cited for failure to control his vehicle and unsafe speed. QB timeline remains uncertain Kevin Stefanski has committed to one thing when it comes to selecting the Cleveland Browns starting quarterback.Stefanski didn't say that he would announce a starter for the Sept. 7 opener against the Cincinnati Bengals next week, but did say there would be more clarity after Saturday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles and two days of joint practices."I think you take everything into account, but we'll see how we get through this week and then make a decision… make a decision on when to make a decision," Stefanski said Monday.Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy — who had his first 1,000-yard receiving season last year after being traded by Denver to Cleveland — also indicated that Stefanski hasn't told the team when a decision will be made."As a receiver group, we can't really too much focus on the quarterback competition but just focus on our job, our execution and making a job easier for whichever quarterback's in the backfield," he said.