Browns Won't Trade Myles Garrett

The Cleveland Browns dropped to 2-6 after a blowout loss to the New England Patriots, exposing persistent offensive struggles under starter Dillon Gabriel. Calls have resurfaced to get rookie Shedeur Sanders on the field, including from Skip Bayless. Myles Garrett recorded a franchise-record five sacks in the loss, but the effort couldn't overcome the team's deficiencies and spurred fresh trade speculation. Multiple reporters and team sources say the Browns have no interest in trading Garrett; he has a no-trade clause in his high-value contract and moving him would trigger large dead‑money and cap penalties, making a trade financially and practically unlikely without his consent. Garrett has shown visible frustration amid earlier trade requests and extension disputes and has said he would trade personal accolades for wins. The Browns go into a bye week and will face the New York Jets on Nov. 9 as debate continues over whether to stick with Gabriel or shake up the roster.