The term ‘blockbuster’ gets overused in the NFL, but Monday’s trade between the Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Rams deserves it. Myles Garrett, a generational pass rusher, is heading to the Rams. The Browns receive Jared Verse, a 2027 first-round pick, a 2028 second-rounder, and more.
The Trade Details
Browns GM Andrew Berry spoke cautiously about the trade, noting, “Nothing is final at this point.” He mentioned ongoing discussions involving Garrett, indicating more details would follow if the trade concluded. Shortly after, the deal was confirmed. It leaves only player physicals standing between completion, reminiscent of Maxx Crosby’s earlier failed trade to the Ravens.
The Rams have aggressively moved for a Super Bowl run in 2026. By trading for Garrett, they complete an offseason of strategic acquisitions. Earlier, they secured Pro Bowl cornerback Trent McDuffie from the Chiefs and signed Jaylen Watson in free agency. Quarterback Ty Simpson was also added, providing a potential post-Stafford solution.
Myles Garrett’s Achievements
Garrett is twice named NFL Defensive Player of the Year and set an NFL single-season sack record in 2025 with 23 sacks. He’s a five-time All-Pro and holds the Browns’ all-time sack record with 123.5 sacks, underscoring his historic prowess.
Jared Verse’s Rising Star
Jared Verse, entering his third season at age 25, is a key piece for the Browns. As a rookie, he won NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, demonstrating his disruptive capability with 66 tackles, 4.5 sacks, and leading in rookie pressures. Verse elevated his performance in 2025 with 7.5 sacks and 100 pressures, securing another Pro Bowl selection.
Impact on Both Teams
The Browns benefit by gaining two first-round picks for the 2027 draft, which they value highly. Meanwhile, the Rams solidify their intent to capture a Super Bowl victory this coming season.

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