Rams acquire Myles Garrett, details emerge on contract and cap impact

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Last updated Jun 1, 2026

Rams acquire Myles Garrett, details emerge on contract and cap impact
Summary

The Los Angeles Rams traded for Myles Garrett from the Cleveland Browns on June 1, 2026. Garrett's contract, a four-year deal worth $160 million, features a manageable cap hit of $8.14 million in 2026 and increases each year, peaking at $57.99 million in 2029. Los Angeles effectively takes on three years of the deal valued at $98.8 million, which is deemed a bargain given the projected value for elite edge rushers. The trade frees up some cap space in 2027 as the Rams will incur less dead money from the trade of a previous player. This strategic move positions the Rams for a competitive push in the coming seasons.

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  • Rams trade for Myles Garrett from the Browns on June 1, 2026.
  • Garrett's cap hits are $8.14M in 2026 and increase to $57.99M by 2029.
  • Los Angeles effectively takes on three years at $98.8 million.
  • Trade of another player reduces Rams' dead money to $1.96 million.
  • Rams projected to have over $93 million in cap space for 2027.
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  • 7:34 PMYahoo SportsSalary cap impact of Rams' Myles Garrett trade: Contract details, cap hits
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Myles Garrett's contract is very affordable for three years, but then things get expensive for the Los Angeles Rams.

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