Browns Unwilling to Trade Myles Garrett Amid Interest

Myles Garrett, the Cleveland Browns' star pass rusher, has publicly requested a trade, citing a desire to play for a Super Bowl contender, which he believes is not possible with the Browns. Despite this, Cleveland is currently unwilling to trade Garrett, as they have invested heavily in him with a five-year, $125 million contract that includes cap management strategies like prorated bonuses and void years. The Buffalo Bills, who have faced consecutive postseason losses, may express interest in trading for Garrett and could potentially free up significant cap space by restructuring contracts. Browns insiders suggest that Garrett's situation could change if Cleveland addresses their quarterback instability, potentially making the team more competitive. The Browns face pressure from both inside and outside the organization to consider Garrett's wishes and the potential benefits of acquiring draft capital if they decide to trade him.