Which Browns seasons were our least and most favorite to cover? How do we react to something like the Myles Garrett trade request? Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe answered those questions and more in an Ask Us Anything edition of the Orange and Brown Talk podcast.

Myles Garrett dropped a bomb at the beginning of Super Bowl week last Monday. He publicly requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns. Garrett's trade request comes a few days after Browns general manager Andrew Berry told local beat writers at the Senior Bowl in Mobile,

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Browns quarterback Jameis Winston, who was rode, danced, sang and ate his way all over New Orleans as a Super Bowl correspondent for Fox Sports, explained why he felt the need to question Myles Garrett about asking the Browns to trade him.

Myles Garrett wants to go to a contender, but not every contender can afford him. Let's evaluate the trade chances for the 31 other teams.

The Detroit Lions could make a big gamble and swing a big trade for pass rusher Myles Garrett, which would have its own positives and negatives.

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Once Myles Garrett announced that he had requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns, speculation ran wild about where the star edge rusher could land. One of the main reasons Garrett is seeking a trade is his desire to play for a legitimate championship contender.

The Browns have the second pick in the NFL Draft, and Myles Garrett's trade request could change a lot on who they select.