Myles Garrett Pushes for Trade as Browns Maintain Refusal to Move Star Player

The Cleveland Browns defensive end cites a desire to contend for Super Bowl titles, while the team insists he remains central to their future.

Myles Garrett publicly reiterated his trade request during Super Bowl media appearances, citing a misalignment with the Browns' trajectory and his goal to compete for championships.
The Browns' front office, led by GM Andrew Berry, has firmly stated they will not trade Garrett, emphasizing his importance to the team's future and expressing hopes he retires as a Brown.
Garrett has two years remaining on his contract and is reportedly prepared to hold out, though he has not specified preferred trade destinations, only a desire to join a contender.
Teammates, including Denzel Ward and David Njoku, have voiced concerns about the potential impact of Garrett's departure on the team's competitiveness and locker room morale.
NFL insiders suggest Garrett's trade value would be significant, with potential compensation including at least two first-round picks, though the Browns remain unwilling to entertain offers at this time.