The NFL world was anticipating the arrival of June 1 due the high potential that at least one star player would be dealt on the date. The calendar flip did not disappoint, with two of the biggest trades in recent league history occuring on Monday.

Myles Garrett and A.J. Brown were traded to the Rams and Patriots respectively on June 1. Here's how those deals shook up the NFL's Super Bowl odds.

On Monday, the Los Angeles Rams and Cleveland Browns pulled off one of the biggest (and most shocking) blockbuster trades in recent memory. Los Angeles acquired Myles Garrett in exchange for Jared Verse,

The Denver Broncos continued building the nest around Bo Nix this offseason.

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A revamped defense and an explosive offense have Dallas primed to finally make a legitimate Super Bowl run under Dak Prescott.

Let’s rank every NFL team by their championship chances after the Myles Garrett and AJ Brown trades.

Afterall, the Rams executed one of the biggest trades in NFL history a day earlier. Myles Garrett is the Rams' newest star after LA sent Jared Verse, a 2027 first-round pick, a 2028 second rounder and a 2029 third-round selection to the Browns in exchange for the two-time defensive player of the year.