Hours after doing his best to avoid screaming Philly media, Myles Garrett made his first public comments since his formal request for a trade was revealed. The Browns' All-World pass rusher has

Cleveland Browns pass rusher Myles Garrett doesn't want to play for the Browns anymore. He sent a shockwave to the NFL on Monday, telling everyone that he was requesting a trade from the Browns. He later told Rich Eisen during Wednesday's "Rich Eisen Show" that he and the Browns aren't aligned on

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.