Browns' Garrett: Trade Talks Heat Up, Cap Relief

0:00On March 26th, last offseason, the Cleveland Browns locked in defensive end Miles Garrett with a massive contract extension, hoping to end all the drama and trade whispers. He went on to shatter the all-time single-season sack record in 2025, but the team still finished with a losing record and grabbed a high pick in the 2026 NFL draft. The Browns faced the same headache a quarterback with no clear fix in sight, and this year's draft class offers slim pickings for a top-armed to build, around. Trade talks for Garrett are heating up again, but it's a tricky three-way deal involving the Browns, a suitor team like the Cowboys, and Garrett, himself thanks to his no-tray clause. Jerry Jones might hesitate to go all in if Garrett has veto power, and the cost means giving up multiple first-round picks plus Young Talon. That extension actually hands Cleveland some cap relief, and trade flexibility, while giving Garrett more control over any move and a bit of extra cash. Up front. Still, after turning down Bigger offers last year, why settle for less now, especially

1:05after seeing how the Dishon Watson trade drained their draft? Capital. As the draft nears, the big question lingers on whether the Browns can land a blockbuster offer for Garrett in the next couple of years, and at all. Boils down to what kind of package makes everyone happy. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.