Wow. Apparently the Browns restructured Myles Garrett's contract, so if we traded for him, this would be our cap number for him:

2026 $9.1M
2027 $17M
2028 $21.3M
2029 $58M OR $5M dead cap to cut him
2030 $58M OR Nothing to cut him

Those are three VERY affordable years for Myles Garrett, and a $5M out after that.

This makes him very affordable for us. The only question is what will the Browns need in trade to eat all that cap.

Very interesting.

It's always nice to dream but he's costing more than than just 2 first round picks. The GB trade for Parsons is the floor.

You would think that CLE's defense would be at least a top 10 unit once with Garrett, yet since he entered the league in 2017, the highest the defense finished in scoring was 13th, twice, and ironically, the only two times they have been in the top 20. So without him, are they literally the worst defense in the league every year?

7 hours ago, Stinger226 said:

It's always nice to dream but he's costing more than than just 2 first round picks. The GB trade for Parsons is the floor.

well considering they arent even speaking, and Garrett doesnt want to be there, it might be less.

1 hour ago, BearFan PHX said:

well considering they arent even speaking, and Garrett doesnt want to be there, it might be less.

Poles has to explore it. Two firsts is as far as they should go. The owners are going to vote on how many future picks can be traded soon. It was 3 years, they want to go to 5. I dont like it, like a auto loan over 5 years.