BREAKING: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers receive a massive update on a potential never-before-seen trade in NFL history for Myles Garrett, a move that could instantly transform their pass rush and reshape the balance of power in the NFL.👇-hihehu

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and general manager Jason Licht have had a busy offseason thus far. While they haven’t made any blockbuster moves, they have improved the roster.

Among the notable additions this offseason are linebacker Alex Anzalone, who was signed in free agency. They have also added running back Kenneth Gainwell, safety Miles Killebrew, outside linebacker Al-Quadin Muhammad, and continued building out the roster with several other moves.

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Licht entered the NFL offseason looking to make a splash as Tampa Bay continued trying to stay in the contender conversation under head coach Todd Bowles. That hasn’t resulted in a blockbuster yet, but a new opportunity may have presented itself.

In fact, a new opportunity may have come up that could see the Buccaneers make one of the biggest trades in franchise history.

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On Thursday morning, news broke that the Cleveland Browns had worked out a new deal with superstar pass rusher Myles Garrett. The new deal would make it easier for the Browns to trade Garrett should they choose to do so.

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Brett Kollmann of All 32 has suggested that the move could mean Cleveland has something in the works.

“The asking price for Garrett is 3 first-round picks (at least),” Kollmann wrote on X. “The Browns doing this makes me think they might have a buyer on the line here.”

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Cleveland.com Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot has reported that the team doesn’t have current plans to trade Garrett. However, things can change quickly in the NFL.

With the new deal, could Tampa Bay consider making a push with Cleveland to pursue a Garrett trade?

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At this point in his career, Garrett is one of the best defensive players in football. He remains the kind of pass rusher who can alter protection schemes, wreck game plans, and instantly raise the ceiling of an entire defense.

Garrett played in 17 games last year, racking up 60 total tackles to go along with 23 sacks, three forced fumbles, and a defended pass. Throughout his entire career, he has established himself as one of the most dominant edge rushers of his generation.

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Now at 30 years old, Garrett wants to win. It doesn’t appear that the Browns are close to being able to offer him that. The Buccaneers, on the other hand, could give him that opportunity.

While there is a good chance that Cleveland won’t entertain trade offers for Garrett, this move gives them the opportunity to do so. It would be wise for Tampa Bay to make a phone call and at least have discussions about what the framework of a deal could look like.

If Licht and the Buccaneers are truly all-in on pursuing a Super Bowl, trading for Garrett would be exactly the move they should look to make.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Myles Garrett trade buzz is reignited after the Cleveland Browns modified the 2x NFL Defensive Player of the Year’s contract.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers took a measured approach in the early stages of the offseason, but they are still the type of team that could surface when elite defensive talent becomes available. With Bowles still leading the sideline and the front office clearly focused on upgrading key areas, Tampa Bay would be a natural team to watch in any Garrett discussion. This is an inference based on the team’s current leadership and offseason activity.

On Friday, the Cleveland Browns modified two-time Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett’s contract, which pushed back a roster bonus until August, which has opened the door for a potential trade. Experts say that the contract adjustment makes Garrett’s contract “actually tradable,” as it lessens future dead cap hits.

Browns insider Tony Grossi floated the idea of teams making a push for Garrett after the contract tweak, outlining the kind of package it could take to land the superstar pass rusher.

“The Buccaneers own pick No. 15 in this year’s draft. They have also added significant pieces like Alex Anzalone and Kenneth Gainwell this offseason, but their front seven could still use another elite closer,” Grossi could argue in a Tampa Bay-specific framework. Tampa Bay currently holds the No. 15 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.

“The key to a Garrett trade, of course, would be to secure an extra pick, or more, in 2027. So I would propose to the Buccaneers a trade of their No. 15 this year and their first-round pick next year, plus a player, for Garrett.”

Trading for Garrett and pairing him with Tampa Bay’s current defensive front should be a no-brainer for the Buccaneers. But would that really be enough to lure the Browns into a deal? Grossi suggests adding a player, but after their offseason moves, they don’t have many more tradable pieces.