A lot went down in Indianapolis, Indiana in the last week as the NFL combine took center stage. The NFL draft will get knocked off that stage next week when the league year opens and NFL free agency gets going.

Following a massively disappointing season, it’s evident that a bold and decisive rebuild is necessary for the Cleveland Browns. Despite having talent on paper, Cleveland’s inability to sustain success has kept the team trapped in a cycle of mediocrity.

Myles Garrett is serious about not wanting to continue his career with the Cleveland Browns. Garrett, who recently requested a trade from the Browns, is not open to signing a contract extension, according to Cleveland.com.

The Buffalo Bills fell short in the AFC playoffs yet again, and part of searching for how to take the next step will reportedly include making a trade offer for Myles Garrett. Tony Pauline of Sportskeeda reported Sunday that Buffalo will "put in a bid" with the Cleveland Browns regarding the pass-rusher who requested a trade this offseason.

The Buffalo Bills and many in western New York have hope that Myles Garrett could be available via trade this offseason. The Cleveland Browns are saying that's not going to happen... as of now. Just ahead of Super Bowl 59,