It’s no secret that Bills GM Brandon Beane is looking for a dominant edge rusher to take Buffalo’s defense to the next level. The Bills have been knocking on the Super Bowl door, but they need that one final piece to break through. Garrett, a perennial All-Pro and one of the most feared pass rushers in the league could be exactly what they need.

Hours after doing his best to avoid screaming Philly media, Myles Garrett made his first public comments since his formal request for a trade was revealed. The Browns' All-World pass rusher has

Myles Garrett has made it clear that his future destination after a potential blockbuster trade rests entirely in the hands of the Cleveland Browns. Myles Garrett is in New Orleans as one of the special guests for the Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.

NEW ORLEANS — David Njoku was drafted in 2017 along with Myles Garrett, and the two are good friends. So when Garrett dropped his trade request bombshell on Monday morning, Njoku hated to see it.

With Myles Garrett's future with the Cleveland Browns fully up in the air, it seems like the star pass-rusher wouldn't mind playing for one of the two

Garrett arguably is the best player in the NFL not named Patrick Mahomes and he just requested a trade this week. Apparently, eight years of playing for the Browns is enough. He says he wants to go to a contender. He's 29.