Browns GM draws hard line on potential Myles Garrett trade
Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry made it clear where the team stands following Myles Garretts public request for a trade.
The Browns defensive end has made it clear that he no longer wants to be a part of the Browns organization next season.
He announced his intention to move on earlier this month in a thoughtful post thanking the teams fan base .
A week later, Garrett sent out what felt like a warning to the Browns front office to try to expedite the trade process.
That warning has not seemed to move Berry all that much as of Tuesday, when the Browns executive appeared on The Insiders show.
While speaking to NFL Networks Mike Garafolo, Berry was adamant that the team was not moving Garrett.
Hes an individual that we have no interest in moving, said Berry.
I think were all frustrated after coming out of last year with just three wins.
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Imagining Myles as not a member of the Browns is not a world that we want to live in.
Andrew Berry joins me for The Insiders on @nflnetwork : Imagining Myles (Garrett) as not a member of the Cleveland #Browns is not a world we want to live in.
That and more from the GM pic.twitter.com/Npy9cP498h Garrett has been the Browns best player for the majority of his 8-year career with the team.
In those eight seasons, Cleveland has earned a playoff berth just twice and has been in the headlines of late for more off-field issues than almost any other franchise.
Despite instability in nearly every other aspect, the Browns have gotten standout play from Garrett year after year.
Garrett has been named a Pro Bowler six times and a first-team All-Pro four times.
But no matter how dominant the 2023 Defensive Player of the Year has been for Cleveland, his play alone has not been enough to lift the franchise out of the cellar.
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