NFL star Myles Garrett was ‘driving at an unsafe speed’ when he flipped Porsche in huge crash

Myles Garrett was allegedly driving 65 mph on a road with a 45mph speed limit as he crashed his car Monday and suffered non-life threatening injuries.

Garrett has been deemed to be traveling at an ‘unsafe speed for the type of roadway,’ according to an Ohio State Highway Patrol statement to ESPN, and reportedly swerved to avoid an animal on the road.

Now, Garrett has been issued a citation for ‘failure to control his motor vehicle’ in response to the single-car accident.

The crash happened on a rural road near his home in Berea, Ohio, and he suffered a sprained shoulder, strained biceps, cuts and bruises in the wreck. 

Sheriff’s bodycam footage showed him looking dazed while being treated by medical personnel and sitting on the ground near his overturned vehicle.

Neither alcohol nor drugs played a factor in the crash, according to police, and both he and the female passenger in the car were wearing seatbelts.

Police bodycam footage showed an injured Garrett after crashing car in Medina County, Ohio

Garrett is a Browns favorite, posting 61.5 sacks over 71 regular NFL games since 2017

Garrett’s Porsche was badly damaged after the single-car crash on Monday 

The defensive end was released from the hospital Monday night and cleared concussion protocol according to the team.

He could even play this weekend vs. the Chargers as coach Kevin Stefanski has not ruled him out.

Garrett was at home resting on Wednesday but was expected by the coach to be back at the practice facility Thursday. 

Garrett is a favorite among Browns fans. The Texas A&M product and former first-overall pick has established himself as one of the biggest talents at defensive end in the NFL. 

He has 61.5 sacks over 71 regular-season games since the start of the 2017 season.