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The rumors of Myles Garrett possibly getting traded continue to circulate. The defensive end slammed his helmet to the ground after the Browns’ 32-13 loss to the Patriots on Sunday despite his franchise record five sacks.Aidan Hutchinson's four-year $180 million extension with the Lions on Wednesday reset the market for elite edge rushers.Pat McAfee believes Garrett’s large contract, plus his visible frustration, raise questions about Cleveland’s willingness to keep him if it doesn’t improve in the standings."Team's losing, but Myles Garrett's got five sacks during that clip Myles Garrett throws helmet, spikes off ground, and they're celebrating him across," McAfee said on Wednesday, via "The Pat McAfee Show." "So obviously everybody's saying, 'Hey, Myles, this what you signed up for buddy spiking helmets.'"You knew that when he wrote the letter, took the letter down, then took that big old check to the big old bank, and you decided that this what you're going to do for the bad old Browns. Now, on that note, trade deadlines right around the corner. I got some bad news for like Browns fans: this contract kind of looks tradable."Garrett has been one of the few bright spots in an inconsistent season for the Browns. The star edge rusher has 10 sacks, tied for first in the league.He surpassed 100 career sacks, reaching 107.5. Despite Garrett’s dominance, ranking among the league leaders in pressures and quarterback hits, Cleveland has struggled to consistently winHutchinson earned a record four-year contract with $141 million guaranteed. The deal came after his strong start to the season. He has recorded six sacks, four forced fumbles and league-leading pressures in seven games after returning from a five-game injury-shortened 2024 campaign.Reports: “Zero chance” Browns trade Myles Garrett before deadlineDespite speculation surrounding a potential move, multiple reports suggested there is “zero chance” the Cleveland Browns will trade Myles Garrett before Tuesday's deadline.The Browns, who are 2-6 this season, have little incentive to deal their franchise cornerstone. It would trigger a $68 million dead cap hit in 2026. Combined with Deshaun Watson’s fully guaranteed $46 million salary, the financial impact would be massive.Garrett has 10 sacks this season and remains the team’s top defensive asset. Cleveland is expected to explore other roster adjustments instead of moving its All-Pro pass rusher.
