Garrett requested a trade, and he’s the caliber of player who could change Washington’s defense. If he’s truly available, the team has a lot to consider.

However, Monday’s news of Cleveland Brown superstar edge rusher Myles Garrett requesting a trade should change the entirety of Washington’s offseason plans. Landing Garrett in a trade should become the primary objective for the Commanders; the team should move heaven and earth to get him.

Myles Garrett gave an emphatic, one-word reaction to the possibility of being traded from the Cleveland Browns to the Washington Commanders.

ESPN Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter reported that Cleveland Browns linebacker Myles Garrett has requested a trade after eight seasons in northern Ohio. Myles Garrett has requested a trade. His stat

Myles Garrett has formally requested his trade from the Cleveland Browns, but not without consulting and seeking advice from important Cleveland figureheads first: LeBron James. According to ESPN’s Browns report Daniel Oyefusi,

The Washington Commanders would lose two premium draft picks in a "desperate" trade scenario involving Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett.

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 Browns defensive end Myles Garrett formally requested a trade this week and just about every team in the league should have some level of interest. While the Atlanta Falcons need a difference-making pass rusher,

Myles Garrett has requested a trade. The Browns have said they aren't trading the All-Pro edge rusher. But if they do, cornerback Denzel Ward said he might question whether he wants to stay in Cleveland without his good friend and the team's best player.