While Myles Garrett have told in essence Anyone who will listen to the fact that he wants Cleveland Browns to trade him this season so he can pursue a Super Bowl ring, Many individuals As covers the browns, they remain convinced that Cleveland will stick to the dissatisfied all-pro pass-rusher by 2025.

For an email bag published on Wednesday, NFL Insider Albert Breer From Sports Illustrated offered his prediction for how the Browns-Garrett saga will end before meaningful games run in September.

“I would say that the most likely that ends in this story is Browns and Garrett finds some compromise, perhaps with an agreement to aggressively build for this year and trade him in 2026 if things do not work,” Breer said.

According to Terry Pluto By Cleveland Plain dealer, Brown’s willingness is to make Garrett a NFL’s highest paid defensive player through a new agreement even though the 29-year-old is under prearrange The season 2026. However, Garrett suggested during the Super Bowl Week Media performances that he will not put the pen on such an agreement because a Browns team that ended the 2024 campaign at 3-14 apparently not close to competing for maybe one Wild -Card Playoff Berth.

“Finding a fix at Quarterback would probably be the first step towards Cleveland Browns to find a way to stick to him,” Breer added. “But finding a fix that puts Browns in a place to compete at the top of AFC will not be easy, especially since they are still burdened by huge deshaun Watson contracts (Two years left!). “

Especially, Several stories Posted during the winter has mentioned that Cleveland could sign a veteran as Aaron Rodgers or Kirk Cousins ​​to a law -friendly business in March. In addition, It seems Los Angeles Rams could either trade or release disposable Bowl champion Matthew Stafford even if A new report Claimed that Stafford will “probably” return to Rams for another season.

“I would not think that Browns could afford the salary capital they would inherit in a trade,” Team Insider Tony Grossi By ESPN Cleveland/The Land on Demand wrote about Cleveland possibly acquire Stafford. “Right now I wouldn’t worry about trying to place Garrett. He doesn’t want to play for the browns.”

Grossi may be right, but Garrett does not have lots of options at the moment considering that he has signed until 2026 and can realistically have his rights retained by Browns In addition to the upcoming draft.
Mary Kay Cabot By Cleveland Plain dealer and others have insisted that Browns do not play in the 2025 season, so it sounds like no resolution on this issue is imminent.