When a new contender for the crown emerges every year, you know someone is doing their best.
T. J. Watt, Nick Bosa and Micah Parsons are great in their own right, but no passer has been as dominant as Cleveland Browns quarterback Myles Garrett.
On Sunday, he became a Christmas Eve appetizer for the Houston Texans offensive line and was welcomed with open arms.
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He won’t be as slick as the rookie he’s replacing, and he’ll be a tall order for a Houston line trying to protect quarterback Case Keenum (probably).
Limiting their best players to the best defense in the league will be key for a Cleveland team with playoff ambitions that goes 9-5.
Texas coach DeMeco Ryans wasn’t shy about praising his superstar on Wednesday.
“Every year, he’s one of the best players in the league,” Ryans said.
‘This is the problem. how am i doing Such a great player (Browns) did a great job impressing him. “
Miles is a special talent, a true generational talent.”This season, Garrett recorded his sixth consecutive 10-sack season with 13 sacks in 14 games.
Garrett led Cleveland to league highs in points expected per game and conversion percentage with a top-notch supporting cast helping to rush the passer.
Quite simply, this Browns defense is a problem, and it starts with one of the most feared quarterbacks in the sport.
As has been the case this season, Texas’ offensive line fell apart.
Laremy Tunsil, Shaq Mason and George Fant were all on the injury report and had a chance to go, but Tunsil and Mason were DNPs on Wednesday and Fant was loaded.
The problem is the lack of continuity.To stop him, the Ryans make their best plans, but they often seem futile.
“You have to know where they are at all times,” Ryans said. “Sometimes you have to treat him like a partner.
Protection and communication must be addressed.
It’s hard for everyone. He’s a disruptive player.”Garrett is the best running back in football in Pro Football Focus defensive grade, run grade and passing percentage.
Preventing this is a matter of mitigation, not elimination. How well Houston (8-6) holds up could be the deciding factor in a tight race against the rest of the AFC South for an AFC playoff spot.
