Nick Baumgardner

It's always better to get the best pass rusher in the NFL.

I'm not arguing that point as we discuss.

Like one of the guys we just talked about just broke the sack record.

Yes, Myles Garrett.

He did that.

He also tackled Caleb Williams behind the line of scrimmage for a sack on the way to doing it.

That's a guaranteed thing.

Let's call it on the low end, 15 sacks a season.

15 sacks a season.

Why would Cleveland give him up then?

I don't know.

Well, teams do it all the time.

I don't think they do it all the time.

The Cleveland Browns, you talk about roster holes, they have a lot more than the Chicago Bears, and they could use the draft capital.

They have a new head coach.

I will say, as good as the Bears were on offense through the draft from their crop of rookies, that's how good that Cleveland was on their side, on the defensive side of the ball when you look at Schweisinger and some of the other moves that they were able to make in the draft and get their defense a little bit stronger.

That is true.

I just don't think there's a path to Myles Garrett based on what it would cost to get him.

I'm freestyling here.

If Max Crosby cost you a first and a third—