The Philadelphia Eagles are poised for a transformative offseason, particularly in their pass-rushing department. With key players like Josh Sweat and Milton Williams entering free agency, the Eagles may set their sights on acquiring Myles Garrett, the Cleveland Browns' standout defensive end. Garrett's impressive statistics from last season, including 14.5 sacks and a historic streak of 12 or more sacks for five consecutive seasons, make him an attractive option for Philadelphia, particularly as they seek to bolster a thin pass-rushing roster.

The potential interest from the Washington Commanders adds intrigue to Garrett's future, as they are also eyeing him following Jonathan Allen's trade permission. With the Eagles reportedly wanting to prevent Garrett from heading to a division rival, a bidding war could ensue, driving up his trade value even further.