Siciliano offers insight into why Rams trading for DE Myles Garrett would benefit both teams 'Up To The Minute'
NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano highlights the potential positive impacts to be realized by both teams if the Los Angeles Rams' trade for defensive end Myles Garrett is finalized.
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And and I don't think we can overstate the significance here of the fact that the Super Bowl guys, and, and it's good to be on with you all again.
Hi friends, uh, is at Sofi.
And when last the Super Bowl is at Sofi, the Rams got in, they beat the Bengals, they held on and they hoisted the Lombardi on their own field.
It means a lot to them that it's back and they badly, look, all 32 teams want to win, but they badly want to get back and win it in their own building again.
They drafted a great core on that front seven.
This is Kobe Turner, year 4.
Verse year 3, he's got 2 Pro Bowls and a Defensive Rookie of the Year.
This is gonna be year 3 for his old college teammate as well at Florida State, Braden Fisk.
Now, I just, I need to back up here for a second and, and note that Andrew Berry moments ago at the Browns charity golf tournament at Firestone in Ohio today, just made a brief statement, said, I know it's out there.
Nothing is done yet.
If anything is done yet, by the end of the day, I will come back out and talk.
Miles Garrett's the best defensive player alive.
Period.
Full stop.
There are 18.
Uh, Browns in the Pro Football Hall of Fame down the road in Canton, actually not far from where they are today.
Miles Garrett will be number 19 eventually.
He's the best defensive player of his generation.
For my money, the idea that you'd potentially get back Jarret Vurse here is absolutely massive.
He is an alpha dog.
Now, can he replace Miles Garrett?
No one can replace Miles.
Care.
But I think Browns fans, if this and when this goes down, will come to love, love, love Jarrett verse.
Let me just say one thing that I was texting with Kyle this morning, Mike, as you and he were having that conversation about getting Miles out of there, and he's never won there.
The Browns went to the playoffs twice with Miles Garrett in 2020.
They went on the road and they won a primetime game in Pittsburgh.
I don't care that they were fans, but they beat Ben and the Steelers in Pittsburgh.
Miles had a big game.
Obviously , they lost the subsequent week in Kansas City.
They went back to the playoffs in 2023.
So it's not as if they had no success with Miles Garrett.
That is a false narrative.
But if they do truly move on, then this is a turning of the page and a massive transition.
