After Myles Garrett requested a trade from the Browns, the question is what they could get for him. Here's a look at another big trade from a few years ago involving a big-time pass rusher.

Could the Bears acquire one of the best pass rushers in the league? Here's why they should – and shouldn't – trade for Myles Garrett.

With Cleveland Browns All-Pro Myles Garrett publicly requesting a trade in early February, we put forward what we think the trade compensation is going to be for the pass rusher. Looking back at the last five years gives us some clues what the 29-year-old could be worth on the trade market.

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.

Browns edge-rusher Myles Garrett has made it clear — he wants out of Cleveland. He is unquestionably good enough to demand such things from a broken franchise.

Justin Jefferson, Rome Odunze, and David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs pich Myles Garrett to come to their team after requesting a trade from Browns.

Bill Barnwell of ESPN recently listed the Colts as one of the “sweet spots” for a Myles Garrett trade with the Browns.

Mike Florio and Michael Holley take a look at the cost for teams in a potential Myles Garrett trade, and why the Cleveland Browns could try to attach Deshaun Watson's contract in a potential deal.