Myles Garrett traded to Rams

Well, and to be fair... no plan survives first contact with the enemy. Fortunately for us, the Browns' greatest enemy seems to be in their own building.

 

Even the Browns fans are happy with this

 

I mean, sure there's the potential of DK, Queen, Ramsey and Heyward not being on the books in 27, but it'll be offset by FA acquisitions and signing of guys like JPJ, Washington, Queen(?) and so on. So paying a position group(between 3 players) darn near 80m or more is just foolish. Perhaps Highsmith gets traded before next season, who knows. But I don't see any feasible path to paying all three in 2027.

 

I can’t argue with that as a possibility. They’ll have to prove that their o-line is sound, wr’s are sound and their defense is still top-notch in a year. If not, I can’t argue Manning refusing to play here - he won’t care about sitting out a year, he’s already rich and comes from a wealthy family. At that point, the Browns will have to draft Julian Sayin from Ohio State. Either way, it’s clear that they don’t care about winning now as this trade makes them worse for 2026. If Verse can play well -maybe 10 sacks compared to Myles’ 24, and top 5-10 in pressures, that will soften the blow. If I were a Steeler fan, I’d be scoping out tickets for the October 1 game in Cleveland. - They’re going to be pretty cheap.

 

I hope the Rams go to the Super Bowl, and Garrett can’t play

 

Arch Manning will withdraw his name from being a Cleveland Brown!

 

Why wouldn't they be?!


They have more ammo to nab a QB along with continue to rebuild. Question isn't about the rebuild. Question is if Todd Monken is the right guy?!