Myles Garrett

Myles Garrett announced he has requested a trade from the Browns.

This announcement comes just days after Browns GM Andrew Berry said at the Senior Bowl that the Browns would not entertain any trades for Garrett. We’ll see how firmly he and the team hold to that statement in the coming months, but in a statement released by Garrett, the star pass rusher said his goal “has always been to compete for and win a Super Bowl,” a goal the Browns appear far off from accomplishing following a 3-14 season. Garrett totaled 14 sacks and a career-high 22 TFLs last season, on his way to earning his fourth First-Team All-Pro honors in the last five seasons. The 29-year-old star should still have plenty of productive years left in the tank and is under contract for two more seasons. He’ll likely have several suitors on the trade market if the Browns decide to entertain offers this offseason. Any decision to delay a trade for Garrett could result in an eventual holdout, but we’ll see how things play out in the weeks/months ahead.