Overview
- Myles Garrett publicly announced his request to be traded from the Cleveland Browns, citing a desire to compete for championships as his primary motivation.
- Garrett, under contract through 2026, has stated he feels the team’s goals are not aligned with his aspirations for immediate success.
- The Browns have reiterated they have no plans to trade Garrett, with GM Andrew Berry emphasizing his value to the franchise.
- Garrett’s trade request has caused ripple effects, with teammate Denzel Ward expressing uncertainty about his own future if Garrett departs.
- The Browns face significant financial challenges in trading Garrett, including a potential multi-million-dollar dead cap hit if a deal occurs before June 1.