Osweiler never played a regular season down for the Browns. He was cut. He bounced to Denver and then Miami. He started nine more games (2-7 record) in the next two seasons. That was it in the NFL. He was paid $16 million by the Browns in 2017.

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Alas, the Chargers were just name-dropped by Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio as one of the few teams boasting the cap space capable of pulling off his wacky trade idea. Essentially, the idea is that the Browns will only trade Garrett to a team willing to take on Watson’s ridiculous fully guaranteed contract:

The Browns might wait until after the NFL Draft to trade their franchise defensive end, Myles Garrett, due to a $36 million dead cap hit.

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