The former defensive player of the year might not be moved to an AFC opponent, but one is in desperate need of him.

Browns stud pass rusher Myles Garrett has requested a trade. But here's why the Bears shouldn't pursue Garrett.

The star pass-rusher and the Browns are poised for a standoff. Plus, how the Raiders’ recent hires indicate the increasing presence of minority owner Tom Brady.

For what it's worth, the Browns told NFL Network's Mike Garafolo that they don't intend to trade Garrett, because, really, there's nothing else they can say.

For the Browns, trading Garrett would be a major challenge on many fronts. Ultimately, however, it might be the best thing for them.

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.

Garrett requested a trade, and he’s the caliber of player who could change Washington’s defense. If he’s truly available, the team has a lot to consider.

Myles Garrett wants no part of a Cleveland Browns rebuild, and who can blame him? The star defensive end should be granted his release from 'prison.'

Star defensive end Myles Garrett has requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns with the hope of better positioning himself to play in a Super Bowl

Myles Garrett, the 2023 Defensive Player of the Year, had 40 solo tackles and 14 sacks for the 3-14 Browns this season.