Before star defensive end Myles Garrett agreed to a historic contract extension with the Cleveland Browns this offseason, he had requested a trade because he wanted to play for a team where he could compete for a Super Bowl. For Garrett, having a franchise quarterback is key for the Browns' ability to contend, but finding a long-term answer at the position has eluded the Browns for much of the 26 years since they returned to the NFL in 1999.
Though it's unclear whether the Browns have found their starting quarterback, the team did take action to do so this offseason by acquiring Kenny Pickett, signing Joe Flacco and drafting both Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders, the latter of whom shockingly fell to the fifth round before the Browns decided to take him.
