Eagles and Bills Emerge as Leading Contenders in Potential Myles Garrett Trade

The Browns' star defensive end has requested a trade, with the Eagles and Bills reportedly exploring bids to acquire him.

Myles Garrett, the Cleveland Browns' six-time Pro Bowl defensive end, has officially requested a trade, citing his desire to compete for a championship.
The Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles are reported to be the leading contenders pursuing Garrett, with both teams considering significant offers for the star player.
The Eagles, fresh off a Super Bowl win, are rumored to have a strong interest in Garrett, with GM Howie Roseman known for executing high-profile trades in the past.
Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry has publicly stated that the team is not interested in trading Garrett, though speculation continues about potential offers that could change their stance.
Garrett's current contract runs for two more years at approximately $20 million annually, and any trade would likely involve a first-round pick and potentially other assets.