Cleveland Browns fans are in a chilling mood as Myles Garrett brings back his iconic quarterback graveyard tradition. This time, he set his sights on a new target, a four-time MVP quarterback he hopes to add to his growing tombstone collection of signal-callers he has taken down.
Garrett has dominated the Steelers with 13 sacks in 14 career matchups and now faces his toughest challenge yet on Sunday.
Myles Garrett Wants Aaron Rodgers In His Halloween QB Graveyard
Halloween came early for Cleveland Browns fans. Garrett has revived his famous quarterback graveyard tradition, and this time his sights are on Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Garrett’s backyard display features tombstones with the names of every quarterback he has sacked during his eight-year career. The spooky setup has become a Browns fan favorite, symbolizing the dominance of one of the NFL’s most feared defenders.
Rodgers represents the ultimate prize. The 41-year-old quarterback signed a one-year deal worth $13.65 million with the Steelers after a disappointing run with the New York Jets.
Now, he prepares for his first divisional start in black and gold against a player who has haunted the AFC North for years.
Garrett spoke with reporters about the challenge ahead. He praised Rodgers as one of the greats and admitted that adding his name to the collection would be an honor. He said, “I’d be honored to put him in the graveyard.”
Beneath the respect lies Garrett’s signature competitive fire. Few players bring as much energy to rivalry games, and this one has plenty of meaning.
Rodgers has been one of the hardest quarterbacks to bring down this season. His quick release and veteran instincts have frustrated defenses, limiting him to only nine sacks for several weeks.
Browns defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz credited Rodgers for his ability to manipulate hard counts and deliver precise throws from multiple arm angles.
Garrett remains confident in his approach. His strategy is simple. Win quicker. Attack faster. Adjust to Rodgers’ timing before he can react. Those words reflect why Garrett leads the league in pass-rush grades, pressures, and win rate since entering the NFL in 2017.
Rodgers returned the respect by calling Garrett a Hall of Famer and a true game wrecker. The stage is now set for a battle between two generational talents who dominate their positions differently.
Garrett has sacked 13 Steelers quarterbacks in 14 career games. If he gets to Rodgers this Sunday, one more tombstone will rise in his Halloween graveyard, marking another chapter in one of the league’s most entertaining rivalries.
NFL Fans Go Off On Myles Garrett’s Halloween Tradition
Not everyone found Garrett’s graveyard comments entertaining. One fan wrote, “Way more important than a win.” The sarcasm cut deep as Browns supporters have watched their team struggle through another disappointing season. Another added, “Shut-up and play.”
A third fan called out the entire situation. “Great job ‘journalist,'” they wrote with laughing emojis. Others pointed to Garrett’s past failures.
“Sure like you did to Wentz,” a fourth fan observed with more laughing emojis. The reference stung because it highlighted games where Garrett collected sacks but his team still lost.
Browns fans love Myles Garrett’s dominance but crave victories more than spooky decorations. The star defensive end recorded four sacks against Pittsburgh last season, including three in one game. Those stats sound great, but they didn’t translate into wins as Cleveland still finished with a losing record.
Sunday’s matchup offers Garrett a chance to prove he can both pressure Aaron Rodgers and lead the Browns to a meaningful victory. The graveyard tradition can wait if it means Cleveland finally conquers its division rivals when it matters most.
