During the offseason, Myles Garrett requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns , and at the time, it appeared he meant it. He went very public with his demand and refused to even negotiate with the Browns. It seemed like his time in Cleveland had come to an end.

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But then, in March, Garrett ultimately agreed to a four-year, $160 million contract extension with the Browns, keeping him in Cleveland through 2030.

However, with the Browns getting off to a miserable 2-6 start this season, Garrett has shown visible frustration multiple times which led many to wonder if a split was finally coming. Trade speculation has suddenly surrounded Garrett again, and with the Nov. 4 trade deadline looming, some wondered if Cleve

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