Myles Garrett is not a villain for requesting a trade from the Browns. This is another cost of the team making the worst ...

Myles Garrett sent shockwaves through NFL circles, as the Edge rusher officially requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns.

Myles Garrett popped the Super Bowl week bubble on Monday morning, requesting a trade out of Cleveland to a contender.

In a public statement, Garrett cited his "ultimate goal of winning a Super Bowl" as his motivation for wanting out, writing ...

Myles Garrett is not a villain in Monday's bombshell ... They supported him after he hit Mason Rudolph over the head with the former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback's helmet in 2019.

With last season in the books, it is time to start thinking about the 2025 NFL season, and what better way to do that than ...

On consulting with former Cleveland star LeBron James about moving on from the city: ...

One of the biggest names in the mix is Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett, who recently requested a trade from the Browns—and now, speculation is swirling that the Buffalo Bills could ...

Myles Garrett ... Here's what his contract looks like. Garrett has two years remaining on his five-year, $125 million deal. His cap hit in 2025 will be over $19 million, while his hit in 2026 ...

Myles Garrett has requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns. In a statement posted to X by ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Garrett cited his desire to win a Super Bowl as the reason for his request.