Acquiring a trade for an elite-level edge rusher is a hard task. However, current Los Angeles Chargers free agent Khalil Mack may have written the blueprint for how to land a deal.

The Browns technically have the leverage for now. Garrett is under contract for two more seasons at a modest $19.7m cap hit for the upcoming season. Trading teams would get him at a good cost but the Browns would have to eat $36m in dead cap to move him, adding incentive not to do so.

Browns stud pass rusher Myles Garrett has requested a trade. But here's why the Bears shouldn't pursue Garrett.

The Browns are on the clock with regards to potentially trading Myles Garrett after he demanded one on Monday. Here's a look at potential returns.

As ESPN’s Adam Schefter noted, it cost the Chicago Bears two first-rounders, a third and a sixth for Khalil Mack. So perhaps two firsts isn’t out of the question for a franchise that needs all the future picks it can get.

After Myles Garrett requested a trade from the Browns, the question is what they could get for him. Here's a look at another big trade from a few years ago involving a big-time pass rusher.

Browns star EDGE Myles Garrett has requested a trade. Walking through any Detroit Lions potential to get involved if Cleveland honors it

Myles Garrett has requested a trade. The Browns have said they aren't trading the All-Pro edge rusher. But if they do, cornerback Denzel Ward said he might question whether he wants to stay in Cleveland without his good friend and the team's best player.

Cleveland Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett is looking for a change of scenery, as he officially requested a trade from the franchise that selected him No. 1 overall back in 2017. This is not a contract-related issue,

With Myles Garrett's future with the Cleveland Browns fully up in the air, it seems like the star pass-rusher wouldn't mind playing for one of the two