An offseason battle may be shaping up, one that could even the scales between the Commanders and Eagles. Or, depending on which franchise comes out on top, put Washington further behind the world champions.

Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett (95) warms up before the game against Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-Imagn Images / Tommy Gilligan-Imagn Images The Washington Commanders’ unexpected run to the NFC Championship Game has reshaped their rebuild.

The Washington Commanders would love to have edge rusher Myles Garrett, but if the Cleveland Browns won't oblige, there isn't much they can do.

The Philadelphia Eagles could be looking to replenish their pass rush this offseason with Josh Sweat and Milton Williams both being free agents. If the Eagles are looking to make a big splash, it could be for disgruntled Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett.

Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters' team-building approach could decrease the likelihood that team pursues a trade for Cleveland Browns star pass-rusher Myles Garrett. "Trading for Myles Garrett would significantly improve a limited defense while signing a free-agent wide receiver would give Daniels another playmaker,

Deebo Samuel's trade to the Washington Commanders is set to shake up the NFL landscape.

The Commanders have plenty of cap space, plenty of needs, and plenty of momentum from their best season in decade as free agency looms.

Enter Trey Hendrickson in the chat. For the second consecutive year, the Cincinnati Bengals defensive end has requested a trade. This time, the team has granted him permission to seek one, and several teams are reportedly interested in adding the Pro Bowl defender.

What would it take for Washington to acquire Myles Garrett from Cleveland? Here's breaking down a potential trade between the teams involving the superstar edge pass rusher.

In order to get a new edge rusher on their defense the Washington Commanders are going to have to give up something, but just how much?

Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters made it clear ... would provide more of a boost than the Cleveland Browns' Garrett, the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year in 2023 and a first-team All-Pro at defensive end in four of the past five years.