The NFL Draft is a time for bold moves, and few would be bolder than a trade for Cleveland Browns superstar Myles Garrett. Despite a recent contract extension, persistent rumors suggest the two-time Defensive Player of the Year could still be on the move, with a contract modification that delays his option bonus deadline fueling speculation. If the Browns decide to pull the trigger, several teams with draft capital and a desperate need for a game-wrecker could come calling.

First up are the Dallas Cowboys, who are staring at a massive void in their pass rush after trading Micah Parsons. While they could target a rookie, Garrett is a proven, elite commodity who would instantly transform their defense. With two first-round picks and an owner in Jerry Jones who loves a splash, a package could be constructed, potentially involving a player like George Pickens to balance the books. Investing in an all-time great defender might be smarter than committing huge money solely to offensive stars.

The New York Jets, coming off a disastrous season, are another prime candidate. Armed with two first-round picks, they have the assets to make a franchise-altering deal. Pairing Garrett with a healthy Aaron Rodgers would signal an aggressive "win-now" mentality, dramatically boosting a defense that needs to carry its weight for a championship push. For a team in a major market with immense pressure to win, securing a player of Garrett's caliber could be the ultimate power move.