“It Can’t Get Much Worse”: After Feeling ‘Targeted’, Myles Garrett Shares ‘Rock-Bottom’ Officiating Stance

The Cleveland Browns‘ defensive end, Myles Garrett, shared his feelings regarding the match officials. After going without scoring a single sack in his previous matchups against the Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Rams, Garrett called out the match officials for missing out on the error that the opposition’s offense made. However, he emphasized that the match officials have something against him.

Football is an aggressive game, where the physical touches are a part of the game. In this case, the match officials giving penalties becomes a crucial part of the game, and it can be a turning point in the end. And Garrett just expressed his desire for refs to do their job to the best of their ability. 

Myles Garrett putting his stance forward

NFL journalist Dov Kleimann took to his Twitter account to relay Garrett’s message regarding him getting officiated. Garrett was not happy with the match officials missing out on the crucial fouls his opponents were committing. 

Relaying the message, Kleimann wrote, “The Browns star Pass-Rusher Myles Garrett doubles down on his belief that the refs have something against him.” He further mentioned Garrett’s desire to see the refs doing their work in the best way capable. Garrett further stated,”Right now I’m not getting any calls, so it can’t get much worse than that.“

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It is also notable that Garrett is one of the league’s best defensive players, but he went on a three-game streak of zero sacks. Following his gameplay, Garrett shared his opinion about this as well.

Garrett on getting officiated

According to Garrett, the offense is playing tricks to stop the defense from getting to the quarterback. Garrett said, “It’s not exactly new, it’s just more often. Hell, the Broncos, the Rams a little bit, so it’s that. It’s the slide so that even if I beat the tight end and tackle over sets, I can’t really get inside the tackle. I have to run the long way. I have to go power. They’re making it trickier. Trying to make me get creative out there, but it’s not just me out there.”

The Browns are going to collide against the Chicago Bears, and after Garrett’s comment, the anticipation is around the match officials changing their approach. Meanwhile, let us know your thoughts on Garrett’s comments.

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