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OTAs begin for the Browns with star defensive end Myles Garrett not expected to attend. Garrett skipped OTAs last year and last month’s minicamp (forgoing a $1 million workout bonus), while head coach Todd Monken emphasizes that these practices are voluntary and says others will be ready; it remains unclear whether Garrett will attend the upcoming mandatory minicamp.
Deion Sanders says he believes the Browns are building something strong and close to contending, praising star defender Myles Garrett and arguing he should not be traded. He also notes the team needs quarterback stability and suggests that stability could come from his son, Shedeur, while planning to talk with new coach Todd Monken about maximizing Shedeur’s development.
Cleveland Browns’ first‑round tackle Spencer Fano says he’s glad he won’t have to block Myles Garrett on Sundays, noting that daily practice against Garrett should accelerate his development as a rookie.
This Browns mock draft, built to win in 2026 under Todd Monken and Myles Garrett, selects Francis Mauigoa (OL, Miami), Kayden McDonald (DT, Ohio State), Denzel Boston (WR, Washington), Oscar Delp (TE, Georgia), Bud Clark (S, TCU), Harold Perkins Jr. (LB, LSU), De’Zhaun Stribling (WR, Ole Miss), Carson Beck (QB, Miami) and Jeff Caldwell (WR, Cincinnati) across nine rounds using Pro Football Network’s Simulator, prioritizing immediate contributions and upside for 2026.
Tony Grossi weighs Browns draft chatter: Carnell Tate is his top pick at No. 6 but he doubts the team will take him; he frets over how Spencer Fano would fit and how the offensive line could be shuffled; Garrett trade talk looms as a potential June move; he also makes Bud Clark (TCU safety) his preferred late-round target for a true ball hawk, and critiques Andrew Berry’s 2025 selections while suggesting Ty Simpson or Jeremiyah Love could influence future high-pick moves.
Browns GM Andrew Berry and Eagles GM Howie Roseman publicly denied trading star players Myles Garrett and A.J. Brown, but their vague, non-committal responses kept the rumor mill spinning and left open the possibility of trades amid ongoing NFL trade chatter.
Browns GM Andrew Berry said the team will not trade star edge rusher Myles Garrett, calling him a 'career Brown' and a cornerstone of the franchise. Garrett had previously requested a trade and signed a four-year, $160 million extension last year; after Cleveland went 5-12 in 2025, the team tweaked his contract to facilitate a potential trade, but Berry declined to revisit the topic, emphasizing Garrett's value to the organization.
A contract restructuring for Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett, which increases cap flexibility and makes a trade more feasible, has fueled speculation about trade destinations across the NFL—with teams like the Bears, Jaguars, Rams, 49ers, Seahawks, Patriots, Eagles, and Bills mentioned as possibilities—though Cleveland would likely demand significant draft capital and face a major dead-cap hit, keeping a Garrett deal uncertain.
The Browns insist they will not trade star defensive end Myles Garrett after restructuring his contract, dismissing trade rumors as unrelated to the deal and reaffirming their stance despite past trade requests and Garrett's record-breaking 2025 season.
Speculation that the Browns could trade DE Myles Garrett could hinge on a contract tweak for CB Denzel Ward; Ward’s high cap hit and his injury history, plus a potential Ward restructuring, will influence trade talks and future cap space, with analysts noting that trading Garrett and Ward could net draft capital even if it’s complicated. Full restructuring might signal Ward stays this season while Garrett’s status looms over Cleveland’s roster plans.
The 49ers are reportedly weighing a long-term trade for Myles Garrett to address an aging roster, a move tied to Browns’ reworked contract that adds cap flexibility through 2030; the piece also analyzes draft prospects Caleb Lomu and Spencer Fano and where they might fit in SF’s plans, including potential selections at 27 or 58.
The Browns restructured Myles Garrett’s contract, deferring a $16.5 million option bonus and boosting cap flexibility through 2030, fueling off-season trade chatter about a possible move to the 49ers; Garrett’s no-trade clause would limit destinations to playoff teams and any deal would likely carry a steep price.
A speculative piece argues the Buffalo Bills could pursue star edge rusher Myles Garrett in 2026 now that Cleveland restructured his contract to enable a potential post‑June 1 trade; for 2026 Garrett would count about $23.5M on the Browns’ cap if kept, but a late‑summer trade could free roughly $13M in cap space for Cleveland, while Buffalo could absorb an $8.34M cap hit (about $31.5M in cash) if acquired; the trade cost is portrayed as likely starting with three first‑round picks, with other suitors like the Rams, Eagles, and Cowboys also mentioned; Cleveland even floated a hypothetical five‑year draft‑pick window in a proposed rule—readers are invited to discuss the idea in the comments.
Philadelphia’s push for an elite pass rush revives rumors of acquiring Myles Garrett, with Browns’ contract tweaks and potential post-June 1 cap maneuvers making a blockbuster deal plausible and possibly involving A.J. Brown, a multi-pick package, and reshaping NFC East dynamics; the roundup also touches on related Eagles moves, stadium planning, and draft needs.
Browns defensive end Myles Garrett was cited for driving 94 mph in a 70 mph zone on February 21 on Interstate 71 in Wayne County, marking his ninth speeding ticket since 2017. The piece notes his eighth ticket occurred last August and recalls a 2022 Porsche crash; Garrett called it a wake‑up call and said he must be smarter about driving.