The Philadelphia Eagles already have a well-rounded roster, but could add more in the next few weeks.

The 2024 National Football League trade deadline is just weeks away and some big deals have already been made. The New York Jets brought in superstar Davante Adams from the Las Vegas Raiders and the Buffalo Bills brought in fellow star Amari Cooper.

If the Eagles want to make a move, it might make sense to do it sooner rather than later. Philadelphia, like every other contender, could use a boost. The Eagles have been linked to a few players and should definitely consider a move and give the Browns a call.

Cleveland has a solid roster on paper, but it hasn't worked out. Cooper's move could be a sign that the team is open for business. If that's the case, the Eagles should call Cleveland to see what it would take to bring Myles Garrett to Philadelphia.

He was the 2023 National Football League Defensive Player of the Year and has six seasons with at least 10 sacks under his belt, and that number will likely rise to seven this year. There was a time when Garrett hinted that he would have interest in Philadelphia “down the line.” Maybe now is the time.

He has a five-year, $125 million contract and would be expensive on the trade market, but it would make perfect sense. Philadelphia should get the Browns on the phone.

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