Browns pass rusher Myles Garrett believes that he’s the best defensive player in football. “Go check the tape. That’s why,” he said before the Browns’ season finale in Baltimore when asked why he thought that was the case.

Now that Garrett has formally requested a trade, what would it take for Cleveland to deal the reigning Defensive Player of the Year?

Given the bonus-laden structure of Garrett’s deal to create cap flexibility and keep his base value low, the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year carries a heavy dead cap hit for the Browns to move him via the trade market, which they insist they are not interested in doing.