Myles Garrett Trade Buzz: Bills Emerge as Top Contender

0:00It's March 27, NFL news today starts now, AI powered and always on. Miles Garrett, the Cleveland Brown star defensive end and reigning defensive player of the year, recently agreed to tweak his contract by delaying. Option bonuses for the next three seasons. This move sets the stage for potential trades before the 2026 campaign kicks off. Last year, he shattered the NFL's single season sac record with 23 takedowns, making him one of the league's most dominant forces. Earlier this week, reports surfaced that the Browns adjusted the payout dates to just seven days before each regular season starts. Garrett had requested a trade before signing his four year $160 million extension, and now his low cap hit of nine million. Dollars in 2026 makes him an attractive target for other teams. Fans and analysts are buzzing about possible destinations, with the Buffalo Bills emerging as a top contender. The Bills just signed, free agent Bradley Chubb, to boost their pass rush, and compare

1:03him with Garrett to create a fearsome duo. Buffalo's opening a new stadium next year, adding pressure to build a winner around new coaches. Buffalo faces some cap challenges, like left tackle Deon Dawkins' $24 million hit, but restructuring deals could free up space for A. Garrett Extension. Pass trades for elite pass rushers have demanded multiple first round picks, and Garrett's five straight seasons of at least 14 sacks would, command a steep price. If the Bills land him, it could supercharge their Super Bowl push, but the Browns won't let go easily. Keep an eye on this as the off season heats up.