With all the needs up and down the roster, star defensive end Myles Garrett threw the proverbial wrench into their plans by demanding a trade out of town. The Browns have responded publicly by saying they will not trade their star.

Cleveland has said that they won’t be listening to offers for Garrett. General manager Andrew Berry shot down a hypothetical trade that would have yielded the Browns a pair of first-round picks. “Correct. You can put that on the record,” he said, according to the team’s website.

Myles Garrett, the six-time All-Pro who has racked up more than 100 sacks in eight seasons in northeast Ohio, came to a logical conclusion Monday morning. He no longer wants to be a Cleveland Brown. Myles Garrett had requested a trade.