After watching his eighth professional season come off the rails in a major way, going from 11 wins in 2023 to 10 losses in 2024, it would be understandable if Myles Garrett was in his feelings about the Cleveland Browns at the moment.

The Cleveland Browns have lost most of their matchups in the 2024 season. The team has battled injuries, fan backlash, and more. Despite this mostly being a season to forget, Browns All-Pro Myles Garrett has no intention of giving up on his team.

In a Cleveland Browns season in which nothing has gone right, Myles Garrett has remained Myles Garrett. He is still the team leader, still the unstoppable, 6-foot-4, 272-pound Hall of Fame-bound pass-rushing force, still the voice of reason in yet another organizational implosion, by a franchise famous for them.

Garrett continues to show week in and week out that he's one of the most dominant edge rushers in the league right now, and he can completely wreck a game plan by himself. The key for Week 15 will be getting to Patrick Mahomes, and Garrett will be the one who has the best chance to do it.