Washington Commanders Not Pursuing Myles Garrett

0:00On March 30th, Washington Commanders General Manager Adam Peters is playing it cool this off-season, holding off on any big trade so far. That's his style, after last year's moves, that half worked out. Now rumors are buzzing about them chasing Cleveland Brown star Ed Rush or Miles Garrett, but that idea just doesn't add up. Peters beefed up the past rush already without going all in, and he's not about to flip the script now. A sports-illustrated piece floated Washington as a landing spot, saying Garrett might like the extra help on the line at age 30. But with cap space, sure, they could fit him. Trading for him would cost way too much draft capital. Fans and analysts are scratching their heads over this one. The Commanders scraped by with just five wins last season, so they're in rebuild mode, not chasing instinct glory. Swapping future picks for a win now that like Garrett, that's not their vibe, and a wrist setting them back years. Garrett's a beast, no doubt, a future hall of famer who's carried Cleveland's defense forever.

1:00He asked for a trade last year, but stayed after a fat contract extension. Brown's new coaches won't ditch their franchise guy early in the off-season, even for a haul. Bottom line, expect Garrett to hold it down in Cleveland and Peters to keep building steady in DC. Smart Money says no blockbuster shakes things up. Anytime soon.