Browns trade Myles Garrett to Rams in significant roster move
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 9:11 AM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
The Cleveland Browns have traded Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams, effective June 1. This decision follows Garrett's earlier request to leave the franchise and the Browns' need for improved quarterback options. Cleveland is poised for a reorganization as they acquire two first-round picks and Jared Verse in the deal. Garrett, who has played a crucial role for the Browns, will be 31 in December and sought a team positioned for a championship run. The trade reflects the Browns' long-term strategy amid a rebuilding phase.
- •Myles Garrett requested a trade from the Browns prior to the deal.
- •Cleveland received multiple draft picks and Jared Verse in the trade.
- •Garrett's championship aspirations did not align with the Browns' timeline.
- •Cleveland's quarterback situation remains uncertain as they seek a long-term solution.
- •The trade creates salary cap flexibility for the Browns moving forward.
- 9:11 AMYahoo Sports — 6 reasons why it was time for Browns to trade Myles Garrett to Rams
"The timing was right for the Cleveland Browns to offload the longtime face of their franchise. here's why their GM felt he had to make the move.
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