Browns Trade Myles Garrett to Bears

0:00On April 3rd, the Cleveland Browns just reworked Miles Garrett's massive contract, pushing back his option bonuses and making the elite pass rusher. Way more tradable. Fansight has Austin Bundy argues that Chicago Bears could swoop in with the ultimate offer, given their desperate need for a game changer on defense. Garrett's the NFL's top defender, a two-time defensive player of the year with a no-trade clause, so only Super Bowl contenders need apply. That Bears proposal packs a punch. They'd ship a 2026 first-round pick at number 25, a 2026 second at number 60. Their 2027 first-rounder, plus defensive-in, Dale O'Dangbo, for Garrett and the Browns 2026 sixth-rounder at number 2, 106. Fans and analysts are buzzing because this haul sets a high bar, topping recent deals like the failed Max Crosby swap or what Micah Parsons might fetch. O'Dangbo is no Garrett. He's recovering from injury, but those premium picks could reshape rosters overnight.

1:01With that draft capital, the Browns could grab Texas Tech's David Bailey as a Garrett replacement, snag a left tackle and wide receiver at picks, 24 and 25, then build depth with extra seconds. The 2027 class looks stacked, especially at quarterback. Bottom line, Garrett craze playoffs, and while Cleveland's trending up, this kind of offer might accelerate their contention faster than staying put. Fingers crossed, they keep their star and chase rings together.