Aidan Hutchinson recently shared that he and Myles Garrett have discussed the possibility

Hutchinson, a former second-overall pick, has accumulated 28.5 sacks over his first three seasons. Meanwhile, Garrett, the first overall pick in 2017, recently became the youngest player to record 100 career sacks. Despite his individual achievements, Garrett has expressed frustration with the Browns’ inability to compete for a title. After the Super Bowl, he publicly voiced his desire for a trade. The two defensive stars discussed the idea of Garrett joining the Lions, and while the Browns are adamant about not trading Garrett, such a move could still be on the table for the right offer.

Garrett, now 29, is entering his ninth season. His desire to play for a contender, like the Lions, is clear, especially as he seeks a championship before the end of his career. Whether the Browns would be willing to trade him and whether the Lions are interested depends on negotiations, including what the trade would cost. Garrett could use his leverage, potentially threatening to hold out or even retire if he feels his future with the Browns isn’t aligned with his title aspirations. For Garrett, the clock is ticking, and teaming up with Hutchinson could be his best shot at a Super Bowl before it’s too late.