š Myles Garrett Wants Out of Cleveland
- The Daily Stump
- Feb 4, 2025
- 2 min read
What to know: The life of a Browns fan is a tired one. Itās cyclical, Iād argue itās even predictable. And this, while disappointing, is predictable. As a Browns fan, I canāt argue with Myles Garrett wanting to get out of Cleveland, sometimes I want to trade my fandom too. When youāre the best defensive player in the NFL and year after year you donāt win, donāt see the results, and donāt see a light at the end of the tunnel, you may want a change of scenery, too.
Myles Garrett is my favorite player in the NFL, has been for years. Iāll put that out there for everyone to see. Heās the most dominant player in the league, and heās an awesome guy with a great personality. Heās given everything to Cleveland. Heās seen multiple coaches, multiple GMs, a seemingly infinite amount of QBs, and more losses than he can count. His tenure in Cleveland has been, well, painful. And none of it is his fault.
When the Browns traded for DeShaun Watson they made a deal with the devil. If Watson didnāt perform, not only would the Browns lose games, but they would lose the faith of all the fans and players attached to the organization. And now that Watson has been every bit of the worst trade in NFL history, the Browns are paying for it. They wasted the best years of Nick Chubb, Myles Garrett, and one of the more talented rosters in the NFL, all because they had to have the QB.
All that being said, I just donāt see a world where the Browns trade Garrett. I think there isnāt an asking price that will get the best defensive player out of Cleveland. I just donāt. What will that mean? Garrett holding out? I donāt know. This is pretty uncharted waters. Garrettās stats will thank him for this, as he sees more double and triple teams than any other player in the whole league. On a team with more depth and talent, heās be even more successful.
As a Browns fan, I want Garrett to stay. As a Garrett fan, go find yourself a place to win.
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