The Cleveland Browns could use Myles Garrett as a trade chip to solve their quarterback problem and land Arch Manning.

In a switch, Myles Garrett put some pressure on the Browns. As he heads into the final weeks of a disappointing, double-digit loss season, Cleveland’s star defensive end says he has no interest in the team going through another offseason of dramatic change.

Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett is approaching the end of his eighth NFL season, yet the premier edge rusher has only featured in three playoff games in his career. Still seeking a shot at winning a Super Bowl, Garrett indicated to reporters Friday that he'd consider playing elsewhere if it meant competing for a championship.

All-Pro defensive end and reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett has publicly called out the Cleveland Browns for answers. Speaking to the media today, Garrett declined to commit to the future in Cleveland,

The Cleveland Browns star is suffering from the same issue that every player before has dealt with during their tenure in Cleveland.

Myles Garrett wants to play for a legitimate contender and the Cleveland Browns can't become that sort of team anytime soon, especially if they rebuild.

The Cleveland Browns have had a disaster of a season. The Browns are 3-11 heading into Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals and will be on their third starting quarterback of the year when Dorian Thompson-Robinson starts the game under center.

Myles Garrett made it very clear on Friday that he wants to compete for Super Bowls and that, ideally, he would like to be doing that in the future with the Cleveland Browns. He also made it clear that he needs to see some sort of plan from the Browns this offseason that indicates his short-term vision and the team's short-term vision are on the same page.