Here's what Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry had to say at this year's NFL combine, including the status of Myles Garrett's trade request.

“I would say at this point that we do expect Nick to hit the market,” Berry said during a sidebar interview with Browns reporters at the NFL Combine. “Obviously his contract is up this year. We’ll meet with his reps and everything like that, but it’s something that obviously we need to work through over the next couple weeks.”

INDIANAPOLIS — Andrew Berry knows exactly what would constitute a successful offseason. The "how" of achieving that is the part the Browns general manager isn't going to be picky about.

The Cleveland Browns are expected to watch running back Nick Chubb hit the open market. It's safe to say the back things of it as another thing to recover from.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry continued to hold firm on the team's desire to not trade defensive end Myles Garrett.

Travis Hunter, the do-it-all cornerback and receiver from Colorado, is one of the most intriguing prospects at the NFL Combine.

The Cleveland Browns intend to keep Myles Garrett on their roster for the 2025 season, regardless of the star pass rusher's desire to be traded. General manager Andrew Berry reiterated that point Tuesday at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.

GM Andrew Berry spoke highly of Sanders on Tuesday and HC Kevin Stefanski did a bit of the same on Wednesday. “Shedeur is a very, very impressive young man. [He] was raised the right way,” Stefanski said at the combine.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry vows to take an aggressive approach to figuring out the answer this offseason to the quarterback problem.

INDIANAPOLIS — Browns general manager Andrew Berry took center stage Tuesday afternoon at the NFL combine, Berry spoke for 20 minutes at a podium inside the Indiana Convention Center.