By Zicpraiz 
Myles Garrett, the star defensive end of the Cleveland Browns, has been recruited by Detroit Lions’ star defender Aidan Hutchinson. The two reportedly discussed the possibility of Garrett joining the Lions at the NFL Honors event ahead of the Super Bowl.
According to sources, Hutchinson expressed his excitement about the potential pairing, saying it would be “deadly” and elevate the Lions’ defensive line. Garrett has made it clear that he wants to play for a contender, and the Lions could be a good fit.
However, the Browns have stated that they don’t intend to trade Garrett, despite his request. If the Browns were to reconsider, the Lions have the means to make a trade happen, with nearly $52 million in cap space and first-round picks in the next two years.
Mike Tannenbaum, a former NFL executive, has suggested that the Lions should trade for Garrett to bolster their defensive line. Tannenbaum believes that Garrett’s presence would make the Lions a more formidable team.
“It’s a no-brainer,” Tannenbaum said. “If you can get Myles Garrett, you do it. He’s a game-changer. He’s a difference-maker. He’s one of the top five defensive players in the league.”
While the possibility of Garrett joining the Lions is intriguing, it’s uncertain whether the Browns will reconsider their stance on trading him. The Lions will likely need to make a significant offer to persuade the Browns to part with their star defensive end.
The situation is ongoing, and it remains to be seen whether the Lions will be able to acquire Garrett. However, with Hutchinson’s recruitment efforts and the Lions’ available resources, the possibility of Garrett joining the team is certainly an exciting one for Detroit fans.