Myles Garrett dropped a bomb at the beginning of Super Bowl week last Monday. He publicly requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns. Garrett's trade request comes a few days after Browns general manager Andrew Berry told local beat writers at the Senior Bowl in Mobile,

Myles Garrett, the six-time All-Pro who has racked up more than 100 sacks in eight seasons in northeast Ohio, came to a logical conclusion Monday morning. He no longer wants to be a Cleveland Brown. Myles Garrett had requested a trade.

In a public statement, Garrett cited his "ultimate goal of winning a Super Bowl" as his motivation for wanting out, writing that "my desire to win and compete on the biggest stages won't allow me to be complacent".

It’s the end of a disappointing era for the Cleveland Browns. Myles Garrett, the league’s most talented, athletic, and versatile pass rusher is demanding a trade to a contender with the goal of winning a Super Bowl before his career winds down.

Here's a breakdown of why it's unlikely the Cleveland Browns would trade Myles Garrett to the Cincinnati Bengals.

When Browns star edge rusher Myles Garrett went public with his trade request on Feb. 3, the reaction from fans was largely supportive. After all, this fanbase is itself frustrated with the team at the moment.

At this point, it seems more likely that DE Myles Garrett will continue to be a member of the Cleveland Browns in 2025 than any other team. That doesn’t mean Garrett won’t be traded, that rumors won’t swirl and many,

Once Myles Garrett announced that he had requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns, speculation ran wild about where the star edge rusher could land. One of the main reasons Garrett is seeking a trade is his desire to play for a legitimate championship contender.

The Browns have the second pick in the NFL Draft, and Myles Garrett's trade request could change a lot on who they select.