Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett is being traded to the Los Angeles Rams after waiving his rare no-trade clause, per @AdamSchefter of ESPN.
Garrett, who held a unique provision in his contract allowing him to veto potential deals, has reportedly agreed to move to Los Angeles to join the Rams' defense. According to the report, the star pass rusher will maintain his no-trade clause as part of his new contract structure with the Rams.
The move sends one of the NFL's most dominant defensive forces to the West Coast. While Garrett has been the cornerstone of the Browns' defense for years, this trade marks a significant shift for both franchises. Details regarding the draft picks or players being sent back to Cleveland in exchange for the former Defensive Player of the Year have not yet been made public.
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