Chad Bushley

So what happens if Mendoza and Moore go 1 and 2 and the browns have 3?

My guess? These past nine months won't be the end of stories about the Eagles' interest in Myles Garrett. They'll surface again this offseason. Here's Howie Roseman's answer when asked about interest in Garrett + Micah Parsons this year, speaking generally about trading premium picks for top-of-league players: "I feel like when there's opportunities to be aggressive for the right players, we're not going to sit on our hands. I don't think that you have great success without taking great risks at times. They’ve got to make sense in terms of the risks that you're taking. We can't be afraid to fail. I think for a lot of times for you to get to the top, that you’ve got to be willing to take chances that may look controversial at times. If there was an opportunity to do that, that we thought [also] gave us an opportunity to be the last team standing and put confetti on our heads, we're going to go be aggressive in that direction. "I just feel like that's the right way to operate our team. That doesn't come without mistakes. I understand that, but I won't live with regret. I won't live with regret in the way that we operate around here. If we feel passionate about something, if we think the value's right, we're not going to be afraid to pull the trigger."