Myles Garrett officially requested a trade out of Cleveland ahead of the Super Bowl. The Browns have said that they don't want to trade Garrett, even as the star defensive end makes it clear that he wants out of Cleveland. Garrett has spent his entire career with the Browns since being drafted in 2017.

The Cleveland Browns appear to know what they're looking for in their next quarterback. 'Decision-making' is a phrase that has been used on multiple occasions

GM Andrew Berry reiterated at the NFL Combine on Tuesday that the Browns will not trade Myles Garrett despite his request on Feb. 3. In fact, Berry including his stance on Garrett in his opening remarks at the Combine podium before taking questions.

The Browns GM has been adamant about keeping the defensive star in Cleveland and his position has not changed since Garrett's trade request.

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry insisted the team is not interested in trading star defensive end Myles Garrett despite his request to be dealt.

By then, the Eagles would have either traded for Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett or not. They would know, or at least have a much better idea, if they're moving on from their own free agents. Those are led by key players in linebacker Zack Baun,

Garrett’s potential path to Philly, Stafford effect on QB market - The Athletic I’m told the Philadelphia Eagles’ interest in Garrett is real. As fearsome as Philly’s defense was in the Super Bowl, imagine adding the 2023 Defensive Player of the Year?

She expanded on the idea in a piece for The Athletic on Saturday, outlining the moves that the Eagles would likely have to make in order to add the former NFL Defensive Player of