Despite the Cleveland Browns insisting they will not trade defensive end Myles Garrett, the star lineman appears to be sticking to his trade request.

The defensive lineman has already made history as an NFL draft prospect, however, thanks to some eye-popping measurables. Stewart, 21, became just the fourth defensive lineman to ever weigh more than 260 pounds and log at least 40 inches in the vertical jump at the scouting combine this week,

DraftKings Sportsbook released the betting odds for where Aaron Rodgers, Myles Garrett, Cooper Kupp and Deebo Samuel will ultimately end up this offseason. The New York Jets announced that they will be releasing Rodgers this offseason after a tumultuous two years.

Stewart, 21, became just the fourth defensive lineman to ever weigh more than 260 pounds and log at least 40 inches in the vertical jump at the scouting combine this week, according to NFL Research. The others to achieve such a feat: fellow 2025 prospect Landon Jackson,

The NFL combine is the unofficial start of trade and draft season, as plenty of league personnel gather in Indianapolis with plenty of time for chatter. Some of that comes to fruition in the form of signings,

Browns pass rusher Myles Garrett isn’t interested in a contract extension with the team, a league source told Mary Kay Cabot on Thursday. That means this standoff will only get more difficult. Mary Kay,

Matthew Stafford chose to stay in Los Angeles. Deebo Samuel was sent to Washington. Many NFL players will be on the move when free agency begins next week and the foundation

At the NFL Combine, Browns GM Andrew Berry and HC Kevin Stefanski both said the team does not intend to trade Myles Garrett. If they did, there was talk of trying to include Deshaun Watson. They would also likely want to include Cuyahoga County Exec.

Cap numbers? Long-term concerns? Those are Andrew Berry's problems. Browns fans simply want to keep cheering for their favorite player.

The Browns solved one of their biggest problems on Sunday, with a new contract for recently-disgruntled defensive end Myles Garrett. Now that Garrett is extremely gruntled again, the Browns have announced the extension that puts him under contract through 2030.