Myles Garrett trade to Rams follows Browns GM's cross‑sport consulting

The Cleveland Browns traded two‑time Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams in a deal that stunned the sports world. Browns general manager Andrew Berry consulted a cross‑sport advisory group that included former Boston Red Sox chief Chaim Bloom, Oklahoma City Thunder GM Sam Presti and Pittsburgh Penguins GM Kyle Dubas before finalising the trade. Bloom referenced his own high‑profile baseball trade of Mookie Betts as part of the discussion.

Separately, the Philadelphia Eagles were mentioned as a potential suitor for Garrett. The Eagles reportedly offered multiple draft picks and a young edge rusher, but ultimately did not match the Browns' expectations, leaving the Rams as the final destination for the star defensive end.