Myles Garrett Trade Talks Heat Up: Browns, Teams Consider Options

0:00It's March 26th. This is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything in FL. One year ago, Cleveland Brown's star defensive end, Miles Garrett, signed a 4-year extension worth $160 million, just after he asked for a trade because he doubted the team's chances at a championship. Despite the rocky start, Garrett shattered the single-season NFL record with 23 sacks that year, even as the Brown stumbled to a 5-12 record and finish last in the AFC North. Earlier this week, the Browns and Garrett tweaked the contract language, moving his option bonuses from March to right before the regular season starts. Talk Radio host Evan Cohen called it a clear sign. The Browns are gearing up to trade Garrett before the 2026 season, urging teams like the Buffalo Bills Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, and Houston Texans to make a move. Salary cap expert Jason Fitzgerald noted the change doesn't free up much immediate space,

1:04but gives the team top flexibility if Garrett waves his. No trade clause. With 125 and a half career sacks, the most in Brown's history, plus two defensive player of the year awards and five first team. All pro nods, Garrett's future in Cleveland hangs in the balance as trade talks could heat up soon.