Seahawks Eyeing Trade for Myles Garrett

0:00It's March 30th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Seattle Seahawks just lost Ed rusher, boy mafe to free agency, and now they're eyeing a big trade for a top guy to boost their defense. They've got solid players like Uchena, Nuosu, Derek Hall, and DeMarcus Lawrence locked in, plus young talent ready for 2026. The goal? Becoming the ninth team to snag back-to-back Super Bowls after their recent championship. Rumors swirled around Las Vegas. Raider star Max Crosby heading to Baltimore, but that deal got scrapped, and he wants to stay put. Then eyes turned to Cleveland's Miles Garrett, the two-time defensive player of the year, after the Browns reworked his contract. They pushed his $29 million roster bonus to August 30th, making a trade smoother if they wanted. Miles' GM Andrew Berry shut that down quick on Sunday. He called Garrett a career brown, and the face of the franchise, saying they're not moving

1:02him this off-season. No more breath wasted on the topic, according to reports. Garrett with Super Charge Seahawks coach Mike McDonald's defense, but he's pricey at $40 million a year through 2030. Seattle just handed wide receiver Jackson Smith and Jigba 42.15 million per year, and quarterback Devon Witherspoon needs a deal too. Taking on that cap hit, could gut other spots. With four months until that bonus hits, things might shift later in the off-season, but no move looks close right now. Seahawks stay hunting for that edge.