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Myles Garrett Requests Trade

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  • Myles agent group is Klutch sports, Well it seems a top exec there is married to Tyler Hamblin who is the director of operations for the Browns, So is there something going on behind the scenes we are not aware of (power struggle between Myles and that clown depo) cause i found it kinda strange that Grossi would drop a article today which said,depo was pushing for tribusky over Myles, I mean who leaked that ?

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    Myles agent group is Klutch sports, Well it seems a top exec there is married to Tyler Hamblin who is the director of operations for the Browns, So is there something going on behind the scenes we are not aware of (power struggle between Myles and that clown depo) cause i found it kinda strange that Grossi would drop a article today which said,depo was pushing for tribusky over Myles, I mean who leaked that ?

    @syd said:

    Myles agent group is Klutch sports, Well it seems a top exec there is married to Tyler Hamblin who is the director of operations for the Browns, So is there something going on behind the scenes we are not aware of (power struggle between Myles and that clown depo) cause i found it kinda strange that Grossi would drop a article today which said,depo was pushing for tribusky over Myles, I mean who leaked that ?

    I think it’s more likely they just told him their plan is to draft deions son #2 and he was like aight, I need to get out of this shit.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Ah, Watson. This is the end result of all of that.

    Indeed, but nevertheless they aren’t going to trade their defensive superstar for anything less than multiple first round picks and with a contender that really is limiting. 
     

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    @fy56 said:

    He has a no-trade clause in his contract which gives him the right to refuse to be traded, however, since he is asking to be traded can he refuse to be traded to a team not to his liking? … or does he not have a choice

    All Myles can do is refuse a long term deal with another team, Browns hold all the card's, Also the raiders have the 2nd most cap space in the league and if they blow him away with a monster deal Your goddamn right he would pack his bags for Vegas.

    @syd said:

    Also the raiders have the 2nd most cap space in the league and if they blow him away with a monster deal Your goddamn right he would pack his bags for Vegas.

    The Browns finished the 2024 season 3-14

    The Raiders finished at 4-13

    Myles said he wants to play in a Super Bowl, the Raiders aren’t sniffing a SB anytime soon.

  • @canton-dawg said:

    I would imagine he’s tired of the incompetent owner, and shit show for a FO.

    Aren’t we all… 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Aren’t we all… 

    I know I have been for quite some time now.

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Aren’t we all… 

    I know I have been for quite some time now.

    @canton-dawg said:

    I know I have been for quite some time now.

    Thank dog for Ohio State football 

  • @syd said:

    Also the raiders have the 2nd most cap space in the league and if they blow him away with a monster deal Your goddamn right he would pack his bags for Vegas.

    The Browns finished the 2024 season 3-14

    The Raiders finished at 4-13

    Myles said he wants to play in a Super Bowl, the Raiders aren’t sniffing a SB anytime soon.

    @canton-dawg said:

    Myles said he wants to play in a Super Bowl, the Raiders aren’t sniffing a SB anytime soon.

    well ya know,thats what they say,untill money comes to town

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    @canton-dawg said:

    Myles said he wants to play in a Super Bowl, the Raiders aren’t sniffing a SB anytime soon.

    well ya know,thats what they say,untill money comes to town

    @syd said:

    well ya know,thats what they say,untill money comes to town

    Myles would get another huge payday from the Browns.

    What he wants now is to win. 

  • @syd said:

    well ya know,thats what they say,untill money comes to town

    Myles would get another huge payday from the Browns.

    What he wants now is to win. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Myles would get another huge payday from the Browns.

    What he wants now is to win. 

    he has 2 more years left on his current contract, I doubt depo would give him more money now

  • o.k do the Bills have any money ? and if they do two 1st round picks and player

    trade in division ? im sure the ratbirds would love to get him,again two 1st's and a second or a player. Do they have the money ?

    Detroit or Washington, I am sure the Browns would like to get Myles out of the afc, so do they have the money and assets  to get Myles ?

  • Lets hope that Jerry Jones is like "fuck it, I might be dead in three years" and just gives us the world for Myles ?

  • I look forward to Garrett going to the Bills or Bucs.

    Close to superbowl teams.

    The chiefs don't need Garrett, they have the referees......

  • Has he indicated any teams of preference for landing spots?

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    @fy56 said:

    He has a no-trade clause in his contract which gives him the right to refuse to be traded, however, since he is asking to be traded can he refuse to be traded to a team not to his liking? … or does he not have a choice

    All Myles can do is refuse a long term deal with another team, Browns hold all the card's, Also the raiders have the 2nd most cap space in the league and if they blow him away with a monster deal Your goddamn right he would pack his bags for Vegas.

    @syd said:

    All Myles can do is refuse a long term deal with another team, Browns hold all the card's, Also the raiders have the 2nd most cap space in the league and if they blow him away with a monster deal Your goddamn right he would pack his bags for Vegas.

    You are correct sir.  All Myles can technically do is nothing.  Well, and possibly cost himself money.

    His contract does NOT contain a no trade clause (Watson's does though).  He is under contract for the 25' and 26' seasons.  He has no guaranteed money left on his contract.  His current cap hit to CLE if traded is not insignificant.  Him asking for a trade doesn't give him any leverage,  nor does it reduce his trade value.   It also does nothing to accelerate moving him, or what this likely really is about,  a new contract. 

    If/when he started not showing up to work, not playing, or playing hard, or being a distraction....

  • @bbedward said:

    The browns won’t get a bad deal just to make him happy, so I really wouldn’t be surprised if they don’t unload him.

    Ah, Watson. This is the end result of all of that.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Ah, Watson. This is the end result of all of that.

    Yes.  He wants to win.  And he can't do that here.  Because?  All together now,   Because We Don't Have A QB.  

  • @syd said:

    All Myles can do is refuse a long term deal with another team, Browns hold all the card's, Also the raiders have the 2nd most cap space in the league and if they blow him away with a monster deal Your goddamn right he would pack his bags for Vegas.

    You are correct sir.  All Myles can technically do is nothing.  Well, and possibly cost himself money.

    His contract does NOT contain a no trade clause (Watson's does though).  He is under contract for the 25' and 26' seasons.  He has no guaranteed money left on his contract.  His current cap hit to CLE if traded is not insignificant.  Him asking for a trade doesn't give him any leverage,  nor does it reduce his trade value.   It also does nothing to accelerate moving him, or what this likely really is about,  a new contract. 

    If/when he started not showing up to work, not playing, or playing hard, or being a distraction....

    @reality said:

    You are correct sir.  All Myles can technically do is nothing.  Well, and possibly cost himself money.

    His contract does NOT contain a no trade clause (Watson's does though).  He is under contract for the 25' and 26' seasons.  He has no guaranteed money left on his contract.  His current cap hit to CLE if traded is not insignificant.  Him asking for a trade doesn't give him any leverage,  nor does it reduce his trade value.   It also does nothing to accelerate moving him, or what this likely really is about,  a new contract. 

    If/when he started not showing up to work, not playing, or playing hard, or being a distraction....

    Interesting take on it.

    I don't like that he's airing this out in the public arena.  This should be done between him, his agent and the Browns.  

    Perhaps a trade with the Titans.  

  • jimmy butler proud

  • I am also certain the Browns will get at least a conditional 3rd round choice for Garret, based on the Watson deal

  • I am also certain the Browns will get at least a conditional 3rd round choice for Garret, based on the Watson deal

    @marvin-the-martian said:

    I am also certain the Browns will get at least a conditional 3rd round choice for Garret, based on the Watson deal

    The team that gave up what and got back what for Amari Cooper... 

  • @reality said:

    You are correct sir.  All Myles can technically do is nothing.  Well, and possibly cost himself money.

    His contract does NOT contain a no trade clause (Watson's does though).  He is under contract for the 25' and 26' seasons.  He has no guaranteed money left on his contract.  His current cap hit to CLE if traded is not insignificant.  Him asking for a trade doesn't give him any leverage,  nor does it reduce his trade value.   It also does nothing to accelerate moving him, or what this likely really is about,  a new contract. 

    If/when he started not showing up to work, not playing, or playing hard, or being a distraction....

    Interesting take on it.

    I don't like that he's airing this out in the public arena.  This should be done between him, his agent and the Browns.  

    Perhaps a trade with the Titans.  

    @orion said:

    Interesting take on it.

    I don't like that he's airing this out in the public arena.  This should be done between him, his agent and the Browns.  

    Perhaps a trade with the Titans.  

    I am not a fan of either side ever negotiating through any type of media.  But this is the sports world + media we have lived in for a long time now (TO doing push ups in his drive way).  Like it or not, it's the norm.  It's a world where removing anything regarding the team from ones social media pages is seen/used in attempt for negotiation leverage. 

  • The true cost of the Deshaun Watson era keeps compounding:

    - Three First Round Picks

    - Wasting Nick Chubb's Prime

    - Losing Myles Garrett still in his Prime

    - Not being able to supplement Joel Bitonio, in what seemed like a potential HOF just a year ago