The article discusses the Cleveland Browns' lack of knowledge about the team's quarterback situation and the potential for a trade with the Los Angeles Rams. The author notes that the team has been trying to convince people that their quarterback situation is not a disaster, or that they have no intention of trading a player, even though they just completed adapting his contract so he is more tradable. The article also discusses the potential of a Myles Garrett trade with sports radio yappers and clickbaiters clamoring for a move away from the team, while the team insists it has no plans to trade Garrett. The team has won less than a third of its games since its 1999 return and has been linked to fired ex-front office people, including former Browns GM Phil Savage, who has been hired as a player personnel consultant by the LA Rams. Despite this, the author acknowledges that the Browns have said they do not intend to trade him.