Defensive end Myles Garrett was visibly angry and frustrated during the Cleveland Browns' humiliating 32-13 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday. In a clip shared by Dov Kleiman, the six-time Pro Bowler acted out in rage on the sidelines.However, fans on social media were not sympathetic towards Garett after his sideline meltdown. They highlighted how the defensive end chose money over winning championships."I don't wanna hear s**t about how unhappy Myles Garrett is about playing for a losing team. He chose money over championships LOL," one fan wrotePhilly Eagles Fan @EaglesNest2910LINK@NFL_DovKleiman I don’t wanna hear shit about how unhappy Myles Garrett is about playing for a losing team. He chose money over championships LOL 🤷🏾‍♂️"No, he doesn't. He chose the money over winning. If he wanted out, he could've had it. He chose the easier option," another fan commentedStringer Bell 🤨 @TheBFLSpeaksLINK@NFL_DovKleiman No, he doesn't. He chose the money over winning. If he wanted out, he could've had it. He chose the easier option."Probably don't sign a monster contract with them then," this fan posted.MMO @MediaMenOnlineLINK@NFL_DovKleiman Probably don't sign a monster contract with them then"You took the money bro. You understand the Browns are a poverty franchise. Just accept what you signed up for," another fan wrote.🤘🏿🚀ROCKETS PROPAGANDA🚀🤘🏿 @AKInfinity_VVSLINK@NFL_DovKleiman You took the money bro. You understand the Browns are a poverty franchise. Just accept what you signed up for."He asked for more money, now he upset," one fan commented.G @Geez_SquaredLINK@NFL_DovKleiman He asked for more money, now he upset🤣"Bro traded his post-season career for millions of dollars," this fan said.adamgourmand @adamgourmandLINK@NFL_DovKleiman bro traded his post-season career for millions of dollarsMyles Garrett had a decent performance against the Patriots despite the loss. He tallied six tackles and set the single-game franchise record with five sacks. He also surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer Reggie White for the most sacks by an under-30 player in the league.The Browns drafted Garrett with the first pick in the 2017 NFL draft. In nine seasons, he has tallied 377 tackles, 107.5 sacks, 126 tackles for loss and 210 quarterback hits.After a disappointing 3-14 campaign last year, he requested a trade. However, the team was unwilling to let go of the six-time Pro Bowler. In March, he decided to remain with the Browns, agreeing to a four-year extension worth $160 million with a "no-trade" clause.Myles Garrett heaps praise on Patriots quarterback Drake MayeIn the postgame news conference, Browns defensive end had high praise for New England's Drake Maye. The second-year quarterback completed 18 of 24 passes for 282 yards and three passing touchdowns against the Browns on Sunday."I think he is a great human being," Garrett said, according to Patriots reporter Doug Kyed. "I think he is a good quarterback who is soon to be a great quarterback. I like how he's grown. It's nice to be a part of his journey."Hate to be on this end of it, but it's nice to see how he's leading his team. He's helped them rebuild into what they are now. In a way, I'm proud of him, and I'm happy to see his success."Doug Kyed @DougKyedLINKBrowns DE Myles Garrett on Drake Maye: "I think he is a great human being. I think he is good quarterback who is soon to be a great quarterback. I like how he’s grown. It’s nice to be a part of his journey. Hate to be on this end of it, but it’s nice to see how he’s leading hisThe Browns (2-6) have an upcoming bye week, after which they are scheduled to face the New York Jets on Nov. 9.