Cowboys Circling Myles Garrett Trade

0:00It's March 26. Dallas News Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. The Cleveland Browns recently reworked Miles Garrett's contract by delaying a roster bonus until August. This move cuts future deadcap costs and makes the two-time defensive player of the year more tradable. Now, trade rumors are heating up, especially with the Dallas Cowboys circling after missing out on Max Crosby. Earlier this week, the Cowboys passed on the deal for Crosby before the new league year. They still hold the 12th and 20th picks in this year's draft. Plus, they have Green Bay's first round pick in 2027 from a prior trade, though they sent their own to the Jets with conditions. Brown's insider Tony Groce suggested Dallas as a landing spot for Garrett. He floated a package including this year's 12th pick, a future first rounder, and a player. Fans and analysts see it as a smart boost for the Cowboys' defense, but Cleveland might demand more after recent roster moves. They're dominated last season with 60 tackles, 33 for loss, 39 quarterback hits, and a league

1:04record 23 sex. That performance earned him his second defensive player of the year award and shows why teams are lining up. While a deal will require heavy negotiation, the Browns' tweak signals openness. Expect the Cowboys to at least kick the tires on this superstar pass rusher as draft season ramps up.