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Listeners Sound Off: NOBODY Wants to Trade Myles Garrett
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- May 19, 2026
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- 852
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Summary
Ken and Lima bring the phones in on the Myles Garrett trade debate and the callers largely side with Ken — nobody wants to trade the greatest defensive player in Browns history for picks that land on contenders picking at the bottom of the first round, and the no-trade clause means Garrett himself has final say over where he goes anyway. Ken doubles down on his position that the Browns are genuinely trying to win, not rebuild, and that trading Garrett would torpedo the season, torpedo Todd Monken's only shot at being a head coach, and signal to the fan base that 2026 is a throwaway year right as they're trying to build toward the new stadium. The most honest moment comes when both Ken and Lima acknowledge the only scenario where a trade makes real sense — three first-round picks from a contender, paired with a quarterback situation that gives you something to build around — and right now the Browns have neither condition met.