NFL star Myles Garrett has requested to be traded from the Cleveland Browns after eight seasons with the team—revealing in a statement shared Feb. 3 that he has "loved calling [the] city his home" but that he feels obligated to find another team so he can fulfill his "desire to win."

Cleveland has said that they won’t be listening to offers for Garrett. General manager Andrew Berry shot down a hypothetical trade that would have yielded the Browns a pair of first-round picks. “Correct. You can put that on the record,” he said, according to the team’s website.

Part of the trouble spot could be money. Garrett’s agent and the Browns have been talking about a contract extension. He has two years and about $45 million left on his deal. My guess is the contract talks have not progressed as fast as Garrett’s camp would prefer.