Update on Myles Garrett’s Injured Shoulder Following Loss to Patriots
Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett is playing very well following a single-car accident. A two-sack, record-breaking performance against the New England Patriots was just another example of that. Though Garrett is playing well, he is continuing to fight through a shoulder injury.
Garrett sprained his shoulder in the single-car accident and aggravated it again against the Patriots. According to a report, Garrett had X-rays and they were negative. There is a big game coming up against the Baltimore Ravens, the Browns will badly need him.
At 2-4, the Browns badly need a spark on the defensive side of the ball. Garrett continuing to play well would not hurt. Perhaps Deion Jones returning helps out as well. Garrett may miss some practice this week, but expect him to play Sunday.
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