The Cleveland Browns are still holding out hope that they can qualify for the postseason.
And as long as Myles Garrett is on the pitch, things will remain as they are.
Garrett was already one of the biggest stars in the game, but he’s taken his game to a whole new level this season, both physically and numbers-wise.
That’s why Special Teams coach Bubba Ventrone tipped his hat to him, calling him the most incredible player he’s ever seen.
And, as was to be expected, Garrett was the guy most helped by having one of the league’s top defensive coordinators in charge of that group.
Just having him on the field gives the rest of the defence so much confidence because he’s out there watching their back and taking up the majority of the defensive attention, even if opponents are continuously holding him and calling penalties against him.
Because of the league’s current situation, he doesn’t receive the recognition he deserves.
The MVP is frequently a quarterback, and the offence sells more shirts than the defence.
But make no mistake: Myles Garrett is the league’s best player, or at the very least, one of the top three players, regardless of who wins MVP this season.
