Bears Make Late-Round Pick Swap to Acquire Browns DE Joe Tryon-Shoyinka; Inquired About Myles Garrett Just Days Before Trade Deadline.
The Chicago Bears made a late-round pick swap to acquire Browns backup defensive end Joe Tryon-Shoyinka just days before the trade deadline, but it appears they were also interested in acquiring one of the best pass rushers in the league - Myles Garrett. According to ESPN, Bears general manager Ryan Poles made calls about several players, including Garrett, who leads the NFL with 11 sacks this season.
Despite being asked about Garrett's availability, the Browns simply told the Bears he wasn't available for trade. However, it seems that Garrett could be a key player in helping the Bears turn their pass rush around. The team has been struggling in this area for several seasons and is currently ranked 18th in the league with 21 sacks.
In contrast to the Bears' late-round pick swap for Tryon-Shoyinka, many are saying that the real move should have been acquiring Garrett or someone of similar caliber.
The Chicago Bears made a late-round pick swap to acquire Browns backup defensive end Joe Tryon-Shoyinka just days before the trade deadline, but it appears they were also interested in acquiring one of the best pass rushers in the league - Myles Garrett. According to ESPN, Bears general manager Ryan Poles made calls about several players, including Garrett, who leads the NFL with 11 sacks this season.
Despite being asked about Garrett's availability, the Browns simply told the Bears he wasn't available for trade. However, it seems that Garrett could be a key player in helping the Bears turn their pass rush around. The team has been struggling in this area for several seasons and is currently ranked 18th in the league with 21 sacks.
In contrast to the Bears' late-round pick swap for Tryon-Shoyinka, many are saying that the real move should have been acquiring Garrett or someone of similar caliber.