The Bears Just Offered Cleveland Everything for Myles Garrett and the Browns Might Actually Listen
Here's the thing about Myles Garrett right now: he just won his second Defensive Player of the Year award after breaking the single-season sack record in 2025, and the Cleveland Browns are still talking trade. That's wild. Even wilder? The Chicago Bears apparently think they can pry him loose with a massive haul.
The Browns have been adamant about moving their star defensive end, despite GM Andrew Berry claiming just weeks ago that "Myles is a career Brown" and that he's "one of the faces of our organization." Berry said the team had been clear about their feelings and didn't want to "waste a ton more breath on the topic." Classic front office speak that usually means something is already in motion.
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According to a proposal that surfaced, Chicago isn't messing around. The Bears would ship over their 2026 first-round pick at No. 25, a second-rounder at No. 60, their 2027 first-round pick, and defensive end Dayo Odeyingbo. The Browns would send back Garrett and a 2026 sixth-round pick.
Look, Odeyingbo isn't anywhere near Garrett's level, but once he's healthy he could actually help Cleveland's defense. The real prize here is the draft capital. A first-rounder this year, a first-rounder next year, and a second-rounder? That's a haul that could help the Browns rebuild around a younger core instead of betting everything on a 30-something pass rusher.
The Money Question
The catch is that $160 million extension Garrett signed. That's a lot of guaranteed money to move, and it complicates whether any team can actually fit him in. But if the Bears are willing to structure it right, this deal starts to look possible. Garrett's made it clear he wants to win, and the Browns clearly aren't getting there with him on the roster.
The next move is up to Cleveland. If they're serious about turning over the roster, this offer from Chicago might be too much capital to turn down.
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