Myles Garrett, the talented defensive end from the Cleveland Browns, has made headlines by requesting a trade after eight successful seasons with the franchise. The Denver Broncos immediately became a name floated as a potential landing spot for the All-Pro player, given their desperate need for defensive reinforcements. However, the Broncos, who led the NFL in sacks last year with a remarkable total of 63, may not be the ideal fit for Garrett. The team already has a strong pass rush featuring Nik Bonitto and Jonathon Cooper, who combined for an impressive 24 sacks last season.

Garrett's consistency over the years is hard to match, having recorded double-digit sacks for seven consecutive seasons, including 14 last year. The potential cost of acquiring him, however, is a significant barrier, with reports suggesting it might start with two first-round picks. Given the Broncos' past trades, particularly the deal for Russell Wilson, they face challenges in making such a move. The priority may shift to building the offense around Bo Nix rather than pursuing a high-cost defensive asset like Garrett.