Even without a frightening Halloween costume, Cleveland Browns star edge rusher Myles Garrett is one of the most intimidating players in the NFL. Anytime an opponent sees the Browns on the schedule, they know to fear Garrett and his ability to completely take over a game.

Myles Garrett would’ve gladly given back his record-setting 5.0 sacks last week in New England for the victory, but they just might prove to be career-altering when all is said and done. The quintet of sacks catapulted Garrett back into contention for NFL Defensive Player of the Year,

We picked out the best players at every position from the past 25 years who got trapped on awful rosters. Could Myles Garrett's 2025 season end up on the list?

Could the Los Angeles Rams be gearing up for a blockbuster trade that gets them star pass rusher Myles Garrett?

The Browns are no strangers to strategic tanking. Their embrace of analytics included, in the early days, financial incentives for stockpiling draft picks and cap space. While a Garrett trade would, in the short term, sabotage their cap situation, he’d be off the books in 2027.

Fresh off his five-sack performance, a game where Garrett has stated that he would trade it all for a win, many are speculating that the Browns should trade him. This was spearheaded by Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer pitching the idea in his latest version of MMQB on Monday. It's never going to happen.

The NFL trade deadline is quickly approaching. Teams have until Tuesday, November 4, at 4 p.m. Eastern Standard Time to make a trade. The Indianapolis Colts are expected to be buyers ahead of the deadline thanks to their league-best 7-1 record.

The Browns have nine weeks left in their regular season when they come out of the bye week. These nine people play prominent roles in that stretch.