The Browns technically have the leverage for now. Garrett is under contract for two more seasons at a modest $19.7m cap hit for the upcoming season. Trading teams would get him at a good cost but the Browns would have to eat $36m in dead cap to move him, adding incentive not to do so.

Myles Garrett, the league’s most talented, athletic, and versatile pass rusher is demanding a trade to a contender with the goal of winning a Super Bowl before his career winds down. This should have been in Cleveland.

Myles Garrett has requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns. In a statement posted to X by ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Garrett cited his desire to win a Super Bowl as the reason for his request. Now, it’s up to the Browns to find the best possible return for their four-time All-Pro and the 2023 Defensive Player of the Year.

Myles Garrett has requested a trade from the Browns and the Rams should at least inquire about the All-Pro pass rusher

While the Browns have publicly denied any intent to move their franchise edge rusher, history tells us that when a player of Garrett’s caliber wants out, teams listen. If a deal materializes, the implications on his rookie cards could be significant.

Myles Garrett, the 2023 Defensive Player of the Year, had 40 solo tackles and 14 sacks for the 3-14 Browns this season.

If you ask any fan of the Atlanta Falcons what the team's biggest need is, you will likely get the same answer. The defensive pass rush continues to be a problem year after year. In 2024, the team ranked 31st in total sacks despite the offseason addition of

For the Browns, trading Garrett would be a major challenge on many fronts. Ultimately, however, it might be the best thing for them.