Why a Myles Garrett trade is so difficult for Cleveland’s cap, plus how void years work
Inside: Why the Browns probably can’t trade Myles Garrett, plus explaining void years, sampling a beat reporter mock draft, and a Cowboys legend to retire. This article is from Scoop City, The Athletic’s daily NFL newsletter.
Myles Garrett Asks To Be Traded From Cleveland Browns After Eight Seasons—Does This Mean His $1.49 Million Ohio Home Is Up for Grabs?
NFL star Myles Garrett has requested to be traded from the Cleveland Browns after eight seasons with the team—revealing in a statement shared Feb. 3 that he has "loved calling [the] city his home" but that he feels obligated to find another team so he can fulfill his "desire to win."
Myles Garrett has made it very clear to Cleveland that he wants to play for a "contender" next season - something that the Browns won't be.
On FanDuel, it’s the Buffalo Bills at the top at +380, followed by the Commanders at +400, the Lions at +470 and the Eagles ...
The Cleveland Browns face a difficult task with Myles Garrett requesting a trade. The All-World superstar is one of the best players in Browns history and would be missed by players, fans ...
and they should absolutely look to open the door and allow superstar edge rusher Myles Garrett to burst through it. Monday, Garrett officially requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns.
The Detroit Lions could push their chips to the center if they feel the time is correct. And Myles Garrett is the biggest name they could possibly get. After a franchise-best 15-2 regular season ...
Myles Garrett isn't going anywhere any time soon. Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry told reporters at the Senior Bowl that he will not trade Garrett no matter what the team is ...
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