Done deal: NFL President Reveals What Detroit Lions Have Give Up to Acquire Myles Garrett   

In a blockbuster move that has sent shockwaves through the NFL, the Detroit Lions have officially acquired superstar defensive end Myles Garrett from the Cleveland Browns. NFL President Troy Vincent confirmed the trade details in a press conference, revealing what Detroit had to sacrifice to land one of the league’s most dominant pass rushers.

According to Vincent, the Lions gave up multiple high-value assets, including their 2025 first-round pick, a second-rounder in 2026, and star edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson. The deal underscores Detroit’s aggressive push to solidify its defense as it eyes a Super Bowl run.

“This is a game-changing move for the Lions,” Vincent stated. “Myles Garrett is a generational talent, and Detroit has made it clear that they are all-in for the next few seasons.”

Garrett, a four-time All-Pro and former No. 1 overall pick, instantly elevates the Lions’ pass rush. In Cleveland, he racked up over 80 sacks in seven seasons, terrorizing quarterbacks with his speed and power. Now, he joins a Detroit team that has emerged as an NFC powerhouse under head coach Dan Campbell.

However, parting ways with Hutchinson, the hometown favorite and former No. 2 overall pick, is a bittersweet pill for Lions fans. The 23-year-old was a key piece of Detroit’s defensive rebuild, and his departure leaves a significant void.

Despite the steep cost, the Lions believe that adding Garrett gives them the defensive firepower needed to compete with the NFL’s elite. With an offense led by Jared Goff and a reloaded defense, Detroit is sending a clear message: They are ready to win now.

As the dust settles, all eyes will be on Garrett as he prepares to make an immediate impact in the Motor City.