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Rams Eyeing Myles Garrett Trade, Sacrificing Picks?

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The Los Angeles Rams, known for their bold trades, have their eyes on Cleveland Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett. The Browns recently restructured Garretts contract, making him more tradeable. The Rams GM, Les Snead, has a history of big moves, and Garretts elite production could bolster their pass rush. However, a trade would be costly, potentially including their 2026 first-round pick and young rushers. The league year is heating up, so stay tuned for developments.

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Rams Eyeing Myles Garrett Trade, Sacrificing Picks?

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Los Angeles Rams News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Rams Eyeing Myles Garrett Trade, Sacrificing Picks?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 26, the Los Angeles Rams keep making bold trades, like grabbing cornerback Trent McDuffy lately, and now eyes are on Cleveland Brown's edge. Russia, Miles Garrett, as a possible target. The Browns just reworked his contract, pushing option bonuses from March to just a week before the regular season each year from 2026. Through 2028, they also shifted $8 million of his base salary into earlier roster bonuses. This change gives the Browns more cap space right away, and makes it simpler to deal Garrett if a good offer comes up. Teens can now pursue him without the old deadlines cramping their plans. Rams' general manager, Les Sneed, has a history of huge swings, and folks like Sports Illustrated's Connor Orr see Los Angeles as a fit amid their. Division battles with Seattle and San Francisco. Garrett's elite production could boost their pass rush, especially as Matthew Stafford's time winds down. A trade would cost a fortune though. Maybe there are 2026 first round pick from Atlanta at number 13, another future first, and young.

Russia's like Byron Young, or Jared Verse. Those guys combined for fewer sacks last year than Garrett's record, 23. It could push the Rams toward another Super Bowl run, but mortgaging picks and talent risks tough years after Stafford. Keep watching as the league year heats up.

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