Halloween: 5 of the scariest Cleveland Browns since 1999
By Chad Porto
Myles Garrett
Of all the more recent Cleveland Browns, very few have the look of Myles Garrett. He’s one of the biggest players the team has ever had, and when you couple that with how fast he is, it makes for one nightmare-inducing player. Garrett, who is one of the greatest pass rushers in franchise history, is the team’s all-time sack leader.
His ability to get around the edge and get to the quarterback is among the best in the league. While some do talk about his limitations elsewhere, even if Garrett can only do one thing very well, that’s still more than most former Browns can say over the last 23 seasons.
Garrett’s mystique is also something that has helped give the defensive end a unique and fearful demeanor. Garrett is viewed by many as a unique person in the world of football, enjoying things like poetry and art. Not something often found in an NFL player.
His mystique is even further improved upon when you realize that during Halloween he puts out some of the most impressive decorations imaginable, oftentimes using the quarterbacks he’s played against or will play against as his inspiration. It’s got to be unsettling when you see a man, who is going to try and tackle you as hard as he can, put your name on a tombstone.
Plus he’s known for using equipment as a weapon, so you know you need to be ready to duck around him already.