Browns GM: Myles Garrett Staying Put

0:00On March 29th, Cleveland Brown's General Manager Andrew Berry just shut down those swirling trade rumors about star defensive end Miles Garrett. Right after signing Garrett to a fresh contract adjustment, Berry talked to reporters at the owner's meetings in Phoenix, Arizona. He made it clear the team sees Garrett as a career brown and has no interest in moving him. Earlier this year at the NFL Combine, Garrett demanded a trade, but Berry was rock solid then too, saying they couldn't picture life without him. This time around, his words echoed that stance, stressing the contract tweak wasn't about blocking a deal. Fans are split on this one, with some pushing for a trade since the Browns might not compete soon. Analysts like Zach Jackson from The Athletic picked up on a slightly softer tone compared to last year, especially when pressed for an absolute no. Financially, it would sting bad to trade Garrett now, costing the team over $25 million in salary cap space, waiting until June 1st would ease that hit, but Berry didn't dive

1:02deep into those details. Bottom line, the Browns looked locked in with Garrett leading the defense, but keep an eye on how things play out this off season. I'm Corey with the story. That's your NFL News Today update, AI powered and always on.