The Buffalo Bills attempted to acquire Myles Garrett from the Cleveland Browns

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Last updated Sep 9, 2026

The Buffalo Bills attempted to acquire Myles Garrett from the Cleveland Browns
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The Buffalo Bills contacted the Cleveland Browns regarding a potential trade for Myles Garrett on the same day the defensive end was dealt to the Los Angeles Rams. While the Buffalo Bills had monitored Garrett’s availability for two years, the organization could not match the compensation package provided by the Los Angeles Rams. According to Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry, the inclusion of Jared Verse was a requirement for the deal. The Buffalo Bills lacked a comparable young player to anchor a trade offer, leading to speculation that they would have proposed a package consisting primarily of draft picks. Garrett now prepares for the upcoming season with the Los Angeles Rams, while the Cleveland Browns move forward with the assets acquired in the exchange.

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  • The Buffalo Bills contacted the Cleveland Browns on the day the trade to the Los Angeles Rams leaked.
  • Jared Verse was a key component of the trade package demanded by the Cleveland Browns.
  • The Buffalo Bills lacked a player of Jared Verse’s caliber to include in a potential offer.
  • Myles Garrett remains with the Los Angeles Rams for the upcoming season.
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  • 3:23 PMYahoo SportsMyles Garrett trade: AFC team called Browns to make deal on day of Rams trade, failed due to 1 factor
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Myles Garrett trade rumors had come and gone before the Browns dealt him to the Rams. Rumor has it, the Bills wanted in.

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