Jadeveon Clowney apologizes to Myles Garrett

The Browns went 7-10 and missed the playoffs.

Cleveland Browns defensive end Jadeveon Clowney has apologized to teammate Myles Garrett for comments he made last week that he now says were "completely misrepresented." 

Last Friday, Clowney was sent home from the Browns' practice facility after being critical of the organization while saying he was "ninety-five percent sure" he would not be in Cleveland next season.

The comment was made in an interview with Cleveland.com, in which Clowney also raised an issue with what he says was the organization's preferential treatment of Garrett. 

Clowney told the publication that the organization put Garrett in more favorable matchups in order to showcase him. 

"You’re all trying to get somebody into the Hall of Fame when all that matters is winning," he said in the interview. "Everybody got here for a reason, and we can all make plays. I know I am."

On Friday, Clowney apologized to Garrett and his family for the comment. 

"As a son and a parent I want to fully apologize to anyone I offended, specifically Myles Garrett and his family," Clowney wrote in a statement obtained by multiple outlets. "My words in the lockerroom [sic] were not only taken out of context, but completely misrepresented. 

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