Garrett finished in third place in NFL Defensive Player of the Year voting this season. Garrett did, however, once again finish with more first-place votes than Pittsburgh Steelers’ pass rusher T.J. Watt. Overall, Garrett finished with a total of 162 votes: five first-place votes, 11 second-place votes, and 12 third-place votes among them.

The Los Angeles Chargers have been linked to trade rumors involving Myles Garrett. However, what would the price actually be for the Cleveland Browns star?

Cleveland Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett is looking for a change of scenery, as he officially requested a trade from the franchise that selected him No. 1 overall back in 2017. This is not a contract-related issue,

Myles Garrett has formally requested his trade from the Cleveland Browns, but not without consulting and seeking advice from important Cleveland figureheads first: LeBron James.

The Browns remain committed to retaining their star defender and Draft Kings ranks Cleveland as Garrett’s most likely team in 2025. The Falcons pulled off a trade for edge rusher Matthew Judon last offseason but the veteran didn’t have the impact many expected.

NFL star Myles Garrett has requested to be traded from the Cleveland Browns after eight seasons with the team—revealing in a statement shared Feb. 3 that he has "loved calling [the] city his home" but that he feels obligated to find another team so he can fulfill his "desire to win."

With Myles Garrett's future with the Cleveland Browns fully up in the air, it seems like the star pass-rusher wouldn't mind playing for one of the two

Browns defensive end Myles Garrett did not win his second consecutive NFL Defensive Player of the Year award on Thursday night.

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

Off the heels of his trade request from the Browns this week, Myles Garrett visited Radio Row in New Orleans to further discuss why he wants out of Cleveland.