Myles Garrett the projected number one pick in the upcoming 2017 NFL draft has been very vocal that Tom Brady is the quarterback he really wants to sack. However, such scenario may not happen as Brady and Garrett may end up as teammates.
Myles Garrett, the Texas A&M's pass-rushing defensive lineman, has recently revealed that Tom Brady is the quarterback that he really wants to sack. According to NFL.com, Myles Garrett said that the reason why he placed a target on Tom Brady is because he is a Peyton Manning fan.
Tom Brady has always been one of the favorite targets for opposing defensive players but Myles Garrett may just want to put his dreams of sacking Tom Brady on hold. If the New England Patriots play their cards right, the team may just end up getting Myles Garrett to fortify its defensive lineup.
According to New York Post, the New England Patriots and Bill Belichick will turn down any non-ludicrous offer for its backup quarterback, Jimmy Garoppolo. The 25-year old Patriots backup quarterback has been receiving a lot of interests from other teams, including the Cleveland Browns.
The New England Patriots may just play with Cleveland Browns' desperation to get a quarterback and trade Jimmy Garoppolo for the number one pick in this year's NFL draft. Though the Patriots is said to be leaning on keeping Garoppolo on its roster, Tom Brady's team may be forced to trade its backup quarterback if Garoppolo begins to send signals that he wishes to be a starter soon.
The Cleveland Browns is only willing to offer the 12th pick in the 2017 NFL draft and a later-round selection for Garoppolo. But with the team's desperation to get out of last season's 1-15 disaster, the Browns will have to consider every option at getting better. If ever the Browns opts to trade its number one pick for Garoppolo, Myles Garrett may only get a chance to sack Tom Brady in New England Patriots' practices, assuming that the team will even allow it.
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