Myles Garrett, the 2023 Defensive Player of the Year, is pumped up for an epic Browns vs. Ravens showdown. He’s now scheduled to go up against Aaron Rodgers, who recently signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers. We’ll see who is right when the Steelers host the Cleveland Browns on October 12. On the field, this matchup will be a huge moment for either of these players. It further shows their mutual disconnection within the AFC North.
Garrett has a unique, eclectic tradition. He ends up decorating his front yard with tombstones that have the names of each QB he’s sacked over his career. It is no surprise to anyone who watched Garrett’s matchup against Rodgers in Week 16 of the 2021 season. No matter what he tried, he wasn’t able to bring him down. Now 41 years old, Rodgers is still pushing the envelope and setting the standard within the league. Garrett sees this as an exciting opportunity for transformational change.
Garrett could hardly contain his glee at the prospect of finally knocking the g.o.a.t. to the turf. I think this is a terrific opportunity to send him to the graveyard! he shouted.
On Saturday morning, Rodgers underwent and cleared a physical at the Steelers’ facility. This solidified his role atop the depth chart after re-upping with the club on a one-year, $13.65 million pact. Of all the additions to the Steelers, his has spurred the most interest and speculation — including among those in the division. Garrett is looking forward to the work that lies ahead.
Then Cleveland added veteran QB Joe Flacco this week, raising the competitive temperature of the AFC North pot even higher. Garrett in preparation for this important clash. He knows what’s at stake — for him, his family, and his career.
For Garrett, it’s an opportunity to add the future Hall of Famer to his collection of sacked quarterbacks. This enthusiasm demonstrates his competitive nature and spirited personality. Whatever happens, the final game will be an exciting display of talent. Lastly, it will shine a light on the intense personal rivalries that fuel these athletes.
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