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Myles Garrett Stays with Browns, No Trade Despite Rumors

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Myles Garrett Stays Put: Browns Shut Down Trade Rumors, Garretts No-Trade Clause Ensures Stay in Cleveland

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Myles Garrett Stays with Browns, No Trade Despite Rumors

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Cincinnati Bengals News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Myles Garrett Stays with Browns, No Trade Despite Rumors. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 27, trade rumors linking Cleveland Brown's star Miles Garrett to a potential blogbuster deal have been shut down. ESPN insider Adam Schaefter confirmed the Browns are 100% not trading him, despite recent speculation. Earlier this week, Cleveland restructured Garrett's massive contract, which sparked hope among fans of division rivals like the Cincinnati Bengals. Those teams space him twice a year and would love to see him elsewhere. Those players in quarterback Joe Burrow have struggled against Garrett's relentless pressure, making any talk of him leaving the AFC North. Exciting. Still, no one expected Cincinnati to pursue a deal themselves. Schaefter made the comments on the Pat McAfee show, stressing that Garrett's no trade clause gives him full say over any move. At 30 years old and turning 31 in December, he's in his prime, but stuck with the Browns team in rebuild mode. For now, Garrett stays put in Cleveland, where the focus remains on long-term stability over short-term splash.

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