And yet he still somehow managed to rack up 31 sacks in 37 games . . . and you might look up Strahan while you're at it. He apparently went multiple 3-4 game stretches where he did basically nothing stat-wise, throughout his career.
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dirty player and an obvious danger to others on the field.
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Do you ever have good takes?
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Dirty player....Cleveland gonna Cleveland.
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Cleveland has a team of very unlikeable D bags. Figures they would reward a guy that tried to end the career of another player- then played the race card.

This contract will end up haunting them.
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Did you miss the part where he tried to hit another player over the head with a weapon?
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Sure. The only thing about him that is "dangerous", though, is his pass-rush, which is historically outstanding.

You must have been one of those idiots that wanted Tyreek cut.
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what kind of logic is that? And you can go check, I never wanted Tyreek cut, those people were mostly twatter tards.

Imagine thinking that trying to kill someone or seriously hurt someone on the field is behavior that should be rewarded.
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{tips cap}

And Trubisky is Sam Bowie.

I like that Olajuwon comparison because at the time the pick was made it was the consensus pick and ultimately the player had a great career...

...but he wasn't Jordan.

Very apt comparison.
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For what it's worth, I had this argument with Clay probably a decade ago regarding Elvis Dumerville and guys like Jared Allen, etc...

Bottom line is that just about every single 'great' pass rusher you can name did exactly what you're saying. Those guys all got their sacks in bunches - it's the nature of the beast.

I mean Bruce Smith and Reggie White may be exceptions to the rule here, but if you're a premier pass rusher, you're racking up 80% of your sacks in probably 40% of your games, by and large.
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MYLES GARRETT
DECORATES HOME W/ NFL QB GRAVESTONES
... For Halloween



It's officially spooky season at Myles Garrett's house ... 'cause the Cleveland Browns superstar has decorated his home for Halloween -- with gravestones of NFL QBs!!!

The 25-year-old put out the set up at his Ohio pad just a few days ago ... laying headstones on his front lawn with seven quarterbacks' last names, numbers and helmets on them.

The list of signal-callers features opposing players on the Browns' schedule this season ... including AFC North rivals Lamar Jackson, Ben Roethlisberger and Joe Burrow.

The other four names include Bears' Justin Fields, Patriots' Mac Jones, Cardinals' Kyler Murray and Chargers' Justin Herbert.

Unclear why other QBs on the Browns' schedule like Derek Carr and Aaron Rodgers missed the cut ... but you can see in photos, obtained by TMZ Sports, it's all hilarious nonetheless.

Each "grave" has it's own light fixed on it ... and on Jackson's and Jones', the words "RIP" and "Here lies" are written on the top.

There's also two giant skeletons, a scarecrow, pumpkins and more on the property!!

Of course, some could perceive these as possible bulletin board material for Myles' opponents ... but even all the motivation in the world ain't going to help tackles block Garrett better.

https://www.tmz.com/2021/10/14/myles...veland-browns/
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He DID shit on the practice field in camp!
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The scariest part is that he's not making that much more money than Frank Clark. :-)
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I wish we had him.
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