Myles Garrett Trade Buzz Intensifies: Seven-Word Hint Sparks Buffalo Bills Speculation

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett has again stirred the trade rumor pot, this time subtly linking himself to the Buffalo Bills with a carefully crafted seven-word statement1. Despite the Browns’ public stance that they “aren’t entertaining trade offers” for Garrett6, the star pass rusher’s desire to compete for a Super Bowl6 continues to fuel speculation and potential landing spots.

Garrett recently requested a trade, expressing his desire to win a Super Bowl and believing that would be easier to achieve away from Cleveland1. While many teams have been speculated as possible destinations, Garrett has made no secret that he wants to join a perennial contender4. Garrett, when asked about potentially joining the Bills, offered the statement: “Not yet, but the thought’s intriguing.” This response has been interpreted as a sign that he is open to considering Buffalo as a destination3.

While the Browns have stated that they aren’t looking to trade Garrett, “things can change”1. It has been reported that the Browns’ GM would not trade his star edge rusher, even if a franchise offered two first-round picks3. However, Garrett’s camp is saying that this “isn’t a smoke screen, and he’s not bluffing”1.

It is believed that the Browns would be looking for at least two quality picks in return for Garrett4. It has been suggested that the Browns might also seek to accelerate a rebuild with significant draft capital or younger players if they were to trade Garrett1.

Several possible trade packages have been proposed, including one with the New England Patriots3. In this scenario, the Browns would receive a 2025 first-round pick (No. 4 overall) and a 2026 second-round pick, while the Patriots would get Garrett3.

Regardless of where Garrett lands, the Browns are expected to command a massive return for the six-time Pro Bowler, who is still just 29 years old with two years remaining on his contract1.