Myles Garrett Bought New iPhone for Man at Apple Store Who Couldn't Afford It

Myles Garrett is putting his NFL rookie contract to good use.

The Cleveland Browns star defensive end came across a man named JJ Remmy in an Ohio Apple store Wednesday. Remmy was trying to trade in his non-functioning iPhone for a working one but couldn't afford the $116 bill attached to the transaction. 

"I had no cash," Remmy wrote on Facebook Thursday, according to Cleveland's NBC affiliate WKYC. "Spent the rest of my money getting my title for my car. So at this point, I'm like well I'm screwed [because] nobody is gonna let me borrow that much.

"Well I'm getting ready to leave and MYLES GARRETT LOOKS AT ME AND SAYS I'LL PAY YOUR BALANCE. I literally almost broke down man." 

Garrett took to social media to comment on the gesture, too: 

Garrett was drafted by Cleveland with the No. 1 overall selection in 2017 and has made his presence known since. On the field, the 23-year-old accumulated 20.5 sacks across 27 games. Last season was his best yet as he sacked opposing quarterbacks 13.5 times.

Heading into 2019, Garrett assured Nick Shook of the Browns' official website that he plans to "crush" the franchise's all-time single-season sack record of 14 held by Reggie Camp. While the Pro Bowler has given us no reason to doubt his ability to rewrite record books, his act of kindness is one for the books regardless.