Here's a breakdown of why it's unlikely the Cleveland Browns would trade Myles Garrett to the Cincinnati Bengals.

Now for the negative — Garrett getting an extension with a new team could mean he checks in around $35 million per year. And if he lands that, it complicates things for the Bengals and extension talks with Trey Hendrickson, who just led the NFL in sacks last year and has been a top-five pass-rusher since arriving in Cincinnati.

If Garrett should become available, he will become a treasured commodity who can possibly swing a team’s Super Bowl chances.