All-Pro defensive end Myles Garrett has requested a trade. The Cleveland Browns have been adamant that they’re not moving Garrett, but the public request will invite real suitors and, given their roster holes and bloated contracts, could force the Browns to consider a shift in their thinking.
The Browns would only trade Garrett because they felt like they had to, and it would take multiple premium assets in return to get it done. Though it’s probably not realistic to acquire a starting quarterback because there aren’t enough of them, the Browns might ask about quarterbacks and certainly would be open to acquiring players who are still on rookie contracts.
So, for
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