Myles Garrett, Cleveland Browns DE, looks forward to sacking new Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers, citing his "graveyard" tradition.

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett, a two-time Defensive Player of the Year, expressed eagerness to sack Pittsburgh Steelers' new quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, referring to his "graveyard" tradition where he honors sacked quarterbacks. Garrett believes this season could be his best, with a new contract extension and a focus on leadership and performance. The Browns and Steelers will face each other twice this season.