On the scale of likelihood for the Green Bay Packers, signing free agent Khalil Mack must rank infinitely higher than trading for Myles Garrett -- even if both moves make good sense and have precedent with the franchise and Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst.

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 wants no part of a Cleveland Browns rebuild, and who can blame him? The star defensive end should be granted his release from 'prison.'