
Rams Eye Myles Garrett Trade for Super Bowl Push
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The Los Angeles Rams, known for their bold trades, have set their sights on Cleveland Browns star edge rusher Myles Garrett. The Browns recently reworked Garretts contract, making it easier to trade him. The Rams, who just acquired cornerback Trent McDuffie, could benefit from Garretts 23 sacks last season. A trade would require a significant haul, but it could push the Rams toward another Super Bowl run with quarterback Matthew Stafford.
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It's March 26th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI, your gridiron update. I'm Cory with the story. The Los Angeles Rams keep making bold trades, and now eyes are on Cleveland Brown's star edge rusher Miles Garrett as a possible target. The Browns recently reworked his contract, pushing back big-option bonuses to just before each season starts. This move frees up cap space right away, and makes it simpler to deal him if a good offer comes along. Here this week, reports highlighted how the changes benefit Garrett, too, with some salaries shifted into easier roster bonuses. For the Rams, who just grabbed quarterback Trent McDuffy, adding Garrett would boost their past rush, even if it's not their top need. General manager Les Sneed has a history of chasing elite talent. Fans and analysts see the Rams in a divisional battle, with teams like the Seahawks and 49ers. Garrett's record 23 sacks last year, dwarf what young Rams rushes like Byron Young and Jared Verse combined for.
A trade could push them toward another Super Bowl run, with quarterback Matthew Stafford. Such a deal would demand a massive haul, likely including the Rams' 2026 first round pick from Atlanta, at number 13, another future. First, and maybe one of those young edge guys, while they risk the post-Saford era, the Rams have shown their willing to bet big. Picture the Rams stacking that defense for one more title push. It's the kind of high stakes gamble that defines their style, keeping everyone watching, closely as the league year unfolds.
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