When Browns star edge rusher Myles Garrett went public with his trade request on Feb. 3, the reaction from fans was largely supportive. After all, this fanbase is itself frustrated with the team at the moment.

The Detroit Lions could make a big gamble and swing a big trade for pass rusher Myles Garrett, which would have its own positives and negatives.

The Browns have the second pick in the NFL Draft, and Myles Garrett's trade request could change a lot on who they select.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Myles Garrett just served notice on national television that his trade battle with the Browns could get ugly. When asked by Tedy Bruschi on ESPN’s Super Bowl Sunday edition of NFL Countdown what he’s willing to do contractually to get to one of these Super Bowl contenders, he pulled no punches.

In his eight years with the Browns, who made him the first overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, Garrett has played 117 games, made 116 tackles for losses, with 102 sacks, four first-team All-Pro selections, and one defensive player of the year award.

Cleveland Browns legend Joe Thomas never played in a single playoff game during his Hall of Fame career, so he knows what Myles Garrett is thinking after the star pass-rusher made it clear he wants to be traded this offseason to pursue a Super Bowl ring.

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett has requested a trade from the team that drafted him No. 1 overall in 2017.

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."

Star defensive end Myles Garrett has requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns with the hope of better positioning himself to play in a Super Bowl