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McCorkle. The Cleveland Browns traded Miles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams in a deal that

makes sense for both sides. The Browns needed

to get younger and cheaper, as they're in no position to immediately contend. And the Rams, of course,

are looking to maximize their two-year window with Matthew Stafford before he rides off into sunset.

But what does this mean for the AFC North, for the Pittsburgh Steelers, for the

future of the division? Well, for this year, the Browns will probably be a much worse team.

They do have some young pieces, and they probably will have some fight to them with a new head coach

and all. But Miles Garrett was the reigning defensive player of the year for a reason.

He had an absurd 23 sacks.

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