At the Senior Bowl last week, Browns GM Andrew Berry was adamant that he won’t trade Garrett, not even if a team offered him two first round picks. The Browns haven’t budged from that stance, and are truly committed to keeping him in a Browns uniform.

If the Colts want to pony up a haul, they can land Garrett. However, the franchise is young and can't necessarily afford to give up veteran stalwarts like DeForest Buckner, Quenton Nelson, Michael Pittman Jr., or Zaire Franklin, players that might interest Cleveland to execute the deal.

Trading for Myles Garrett would be franchise-changing for the Packers, but signing Khalil Mack is almost certainly the most likely scenario.