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Here’s Myles Garrett in the middle of a PR offensive … ’cause just days after his indefinite NFL ban was upheld for being a violent monster — he showed up to a charity event to prove he’s actually a nice guy!
The Cleveland Browns superstar’s reputation has been under fire ever since he attacked Mason Rudolph with a helmet — but now, the image rehab process is clearly underway.
The 23-year-old showed up to a Cleveland Feed the Need event Tuesday and said all the right things to try to show he deserves a place again in the NFL next season.
#Browns Myles Garrett is here at @TOWNHALLOHC today serving the poor for the annual Feed the Need Event pic.twitter.com/9ekXHQYhAm
— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) November 26, 2019
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“I love to be out here just helping,” Garrett said … “I just love giving back. That’s it. There’s nothing more to it.”
It’s a smart move by Myles, considering even dudes like Michael Vick think he bungled everything that’s gone down since his violent incident in the Browns-Steelers game earlier this month.
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Garrett was asked how he’s dealing with the backlash from helmetgate … to which he replied, “You have ups and downs in your life and right now, I’m giving back to people.”
So … is it working?