Cleveland Browns star edge rusher Myles Garrett has requested a trade, primarily driven by his desire to compete for a Super Bowl. Analysts, including ESPN's Marcus Spears, believe the Washington Commanders should pursue this opportunity, especially given Garrett's contract situation. Despite the Browns General Manager Andrew Berry's strong stance against trading Garrett, who has no guaranteed money in his final two years, potential trade talks suggest a high asking price, possibly starting at two first-round picks, as well as a substantial contract extension for Garrett.
Marcus Spears stated on "NFL Live" that the Washington Commanders should actively pursue trading for Myles Garrett to bolster their defensive lineup.
Garrett expressed that while he loves Cleveland, his desire to win a Super Bowl drives his request for a trade, emphasizing competitive ambition.
Garrett's market value is projected at approximately four years and $137 million, indicating the financial stakes involved in any potential trade.
Browns GM Andrew Berry remains firm on not trading Garrett, citing an unwillingness to part with their star even for significant draft assets.
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