Myles Garrett dropped a bomb at the beginning of Super Bowl week last Monday. He publicly requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns. Garrett's trade request comes a few days after Browns general manager Andrew Berry told local beat writers at the Senior Bowl in Mobile,

According to Adam Schefter, the Browns All-World pass rusher has requested a trade out of Cleveland. Myles Garrett has requested a trade. Garrett has two years remaining on the five year, $125 million contract extension he signed with the Browns, but has no guaranteed money left on the deal, and five void years on the deal.

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett has requested a trade from the team that drafted him No. 1 overall in 2017.

Star defensive end Myles Garrett has requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns with the hope of better positioning himself to play in a Super Bowl.

Now that Garrett has formally requested a trade, what would it take for Cleveland to deal the reigning Defensive Player of the Year?

Browns star edge rusher Myles Garrett publicly requested a trade on Monday. But one sentence showed how personal this is for the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year.

The Cleveland Browns have maintained that they have no intention of trading away Myles Garrett since the star pass rusher went public with his trade request almost two weeks ago. In his most recent comments,

When Browns star edge rusher Myles Garrett went public with his trade request on Feb. 3, the reaction from fans was largely supportive. After all, this fanbase is itself frustrated with the team at the moment.

Once Myles Garrett announced that he had requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns, speculation ran wild about where the star edge rusher could land. One of the main reasons Garrett is seeking a trade is his desire to play for a legitimate championship contender.

The Browns have the second pick in the NFL Draft, and Myles Garrett's trade request could change a lot on who they select.