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Daniel Oyefusi, ESPNSep 20, 2024, 03:19 PM ET
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- Daniel Oyefusi covers the Cleveland Browns for ESPN. Prior to ESPN, he covered the Miami Dolphins for the Miami Herald, along with the Baltimore Ravens for The Baltimore Sun.
BEREA, Ohio– Cleveland Browns protective end Myles Garrett stated he is handling the very same injury to both his feet and will play through it however may need a treatment in the future.
“Don’t feel 100 percent, however feel sufficient to head out there and make a distinction,” Garrett stated Friday.
Garrett, the NFL’s ruling Defensive Player of the Year, did not practice Wednesday or Thursday however went back to practice Friday. He was not noted with a video game status for Sunday’s match with the New York Giants and Browns coach Kevin Stefanski stated Garrett “appeared like himself” at practice.
Garrett appeared on the injury report with a foot problem recently however played in the Browns’ win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, tape-recording a strip sack in the video game. Garrett took a couple of plays off in the triumph however stated after the video game that he would continue to play through the injury.
“We discuss [surgery after the season] That’s something that we’ll talk about even more down the line,” Garrett stated. “The concern itself is something that I’ll most likely need to handle for nevertheless long I wind up playing. It’s about handling that and playing through it.”
Garrett likewise clarified that the disorder is an injury to both feet that can need discomfort management.
When asked if the injury will stick around throughout the season, Garrett stated: “I hope not. Ideally, in the next couple weeks it will continue to improve till it’s something that’s not troubling me as regularly as it is.”
In 2 video games, Garrett has 2 sacks, both of which have actually required fumbles.