Garrett anchors the Browns' defense in a quarterback-weary season. His pass-rush presence should sustain IDP appeal even if the offense stumbles. Garrett’s dominance could translate to steady tackle floors and sack upside, especially if opposing QBs are forced to hurry throws behind a suspect offense.

Myles Garrett didn’t take the field yet returned to Cleveland in time for the Harden-Wallen walk-to-stage moment, a theater-like highlight that stole the spotlight from the game. His presence looms large for Week 1, as fantasy managers wait to see if he’s cleared to play and how the defensive front would look with him in the lineup.

Myles Garrett, Cleveland's premier edge rusher, is at the center of cross-sport buzz as Chloe Kim visited Browns practice. The moment expands Garrett's public profile beyond football, weaving in winter-sports prestige and potential sponsor interest, while reinforcing his role as a leader on a defense that must disrupt in key matchups.

Myles Garrett anchored a dominant Browns pass rush, recording an unofficial 2.5 sacks on Hurts within minutes of the session. Garrett’s presence immediately flagged Cleveland’s front as a real pressure weapon, signaling a potential spike in sack-heavy fantasy tallies and a lift for the entire Browns’ DL unit.

Garrett’s most recent two years of pressure on Mailata and Week 6 success against the Eagles highlight a marquee battle. Garrett’s edges and the Browns’ front seven will pressure Hurts, testing Philadelphia’s protection and leaving room for breakout performances from Browns defenders and potential fantasy opportunities for the back seven in coverage.