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The piece critiques Mary Kay Cabot’s column on Myles Garrett’s departure from Cleveland, arguing it relies on questionable sourcing and presents a sensational narrative that Garrett wasn’t universally loved. It also praises rookie Jared Verse, implying he’ll be a unifier, while calling the overall “dirt-dishing” approach predictable and largely unsupported by evidence.
Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel is now wearing No. 6 at practice, opening a path to win a spot on the 53-man roster after No. 6 becomes available due to Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah’s neck injury, with Jared Verse remaining in No. 8.
After a two-month negotiation, the Los Angeles Rams finally acquired Myles Garrett from the Cleveland Browns, with Cleveland insisting the return include Rams rookie Jared Verse; Garrett waived his no-trade clause after a final meeting with Browns ownership. In the fallout, Philadelphia rumors were denied, while Verse—who thrived with LA, earning two Pro Bowls and a Defensive Rookie of the Year honor—expressed sadness about leaving the Rams. Separately, the Rams had traded their 29th overall pick to Kansas City for Trent McDuffie. The deal boosts LA as it tries to maximize Matthew Stafford’s remaining years.
The Los Angeles Rams traded Jared Verse, their 2024 first‑round pick, and draft compensation to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for star edge rusher Myles Garrett. Upon hearing the news, Verse asked to personally inform his Rams teammates at the 10:00 a.m. team meeting—a request coach Sean McVay and GM Les Snead granted. Verse later said he was upset at first but chose to push forward, stressing he won’t quit, as he begins a new chapter with the Browns, a team looking to build its defense around him after a two‑season stretch that included Defensive Rookie of the Year and two Pro Bowls.
Jared Verse is set to wear No. 8 with the Browns after a trade, taking the number he wore with the Rams; Dillon Gabriel, who wore No. 8 last season, will change his jersey as the team navigates NFL number rules (0–19) and the fact that No. 14 is retired for Otto Graham, signaling a rare offseason roster-number shuffle as Verse arrives.
After more than two months of secret negotiations, the Browns traded star edge rusher Myles Garrett to the Rams in exchange for Jared Verse and three draft picks (2027 first, 2028 second, 2029 third). The deal, kept tightly under wraps, reflected the GMs’ willingness to swing big and was guided by a three-point framework Berry used to evaluate Garrett: balance short- and long-term impact, secure a cost-controlled star, and attach premium draft capital. Garrett’s contract was tweaked to ease funding, and Browns owner Jimmy Haslam hosted a farewell with Garrett before the trade became public. The pact highlighted the relationship-driven, high-stakes approach that both teams have used to reshape their rosters.
Cleveland Browns rookie Jared Verse showed up to practice wearing No. 8, the number officially assigned to Dillon Gabriel; with teams allowed to double up numbers during the 90-man calendar, Verse’s move highlights the informal nature of jersey numbers until an official transfer is finalized and Week 1 rosters take shape.
Cleveland Browns edge rusher Jared Verse says having rookie Carson Schwesinger behind him gives him the freedom to rush the passer after the Myles Garrett trade, suggesting a promising defensive duo for Cleveland.
Jared Verse said he was initially upset when the Rams traded him to the Browns for Myles Garrett, but he chose to work hard instead of quitting. The deal included Verse plus a 2027 first-round pick, a 2028 second-round pick, and a conditional 2029 third-round pick to Cleveland. Browns GM Andrew Berry called Verse a huge part of the return and a perfect fit for their front, while Verse vowed to bring his best and use the doubt as fuel as Cleveland rebuilds and Los Angeles remains a Super Bowl favorite.
Jared Verse joined the Browns in the Garrett trade, saying he’s upset but excited to be with a team that believes in him and that he’s here to bring his own game, not to fill Myles Garrett’s shoes. The former Rams first-rounder is known for a strong pass-rush résumé, including Defensive Rookie of the Year honors, and Browns GM Andrew Berry and coach Todd Monken praised his fit and value as Cleveland builds a younger, tougher defense. The deal also nets the Browns three future draft picks, signaling long-term potential with Verse as a core piece.
Jared Verse said his initial reaction to being traded from the Rams to the Browns in the Myles Garrett deal was upsetting, but he’s encouraged by Cleveland’s faith in him and is focused on being 'the best me' with his new team.
Rams GM Les Snead spent the offseason pursuing a Myles Garrett trade with the Browns, negotiating over draft picks and even Jared Verse; Cleveland’s contract tweak and Garrett’s no-trade clause shaped the talks, and the deal was completed in June.
Andrew Berry framed Jared Verse as a perfect DNA fit and the foundational edge piece in Cleveland’s Rams trade, highlighting Verse’s two-season output (12 sacks, 22 tackles for loss) and his Ohio roots as the Browns aim to elevate a defense that has long been a franchise standard.
Browns GM Andrew Berry said the trade of star edge Myles Garrett to the Rams happened because the opportunity was too great to pass, not Garrett’s absence or a trade request. Cleveland sought premium draft assets and a young elite player, with Rams edge Jared Verse, plus a 2027 first-round pick and two other picks, serving as the deal’s centerpiece. Berry stressed there was no plan abandoned and that the move preserves Cleveland’s short- and long-term goals.
At the Bengals’ opening 2026 OTAs, Cincinnati acknowledged the major offseason headline—the Myles Garrett trade—and its impact on the front seven, while adding pieces like Dexter Lawrence II and Jared Verse to the mix. Players stressed that despite the blockbuster deal, the goal remains the same: win on Sundays, as the team integrates new talent, Ja’Marr Chase returns to practice, DJ Turner II switches to No. 0 and cites meditation as a factor in his development.