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Myles Garrett Faces $3M Tax Hit on $29.2M Bonus

Published June 2, 2026 · Updated June 2, 2026 · NBC Sports

The Cleveland Browns’ defensive end could lose almost $3 million in taxes on his $29.2 million option bonus after moving to the Rams in Los Angeles, where his top tax rate jumps from 3.125% to 13.3%.

Myles Garrett is exploring ways to have the bonus paid while still in Ohio to avoid the steep California tax hike. The Rams may also adjust his contract to close the pay gap with teammate Will Anderson. The move underscores the financial impact of state taxes on high‑earning NFL players. beltedkingfisher.blog

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