97 games against AFC teams, 37 against NFC teams.
Does that give him an advantage playing guys that haven’t seen him before?
Does that give him an advantage playing guys that haven’t seen him before?
Myles Garrett 97 AFC / 37 NFC Games
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97 games against AFC teams, 37 against NFC teams.
Does that give him an advantage playing guys that haven’t seen him before?
NFC folks say. “We don’t care.”
We know they do.
We know they do.
Stars are aligned. Just need the football Gods to go easy on the injuries.
My (only) biggest concern now ........
Not even the refs can eff this team up.
My concern: They hold Garrett like they did AD and the refs look the other way like they did with AD.
You can bet that sh i t is coming.
You can bet that sh i t is coming.
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And my topic might be completely wrong!
Per GROK:
Myles Garrett has 125.5 career regular-season sacks (through the end of the 2025 season, all with the Cleveland Browns).
Breakdown by Opponent Conference
99 sacks vs. AFC teams
26.5 sacks vs. NFC teams
This aligns with his ~97 games vs. AFC opponents and ~37 games vs. NFC opponents (detailed in the prior response). His sack rate was slightly lower against NFC teams (~0.72 sacks per game) than his career average (~0.94), which is common due to varying matchups, schemes, and quarterback mobility.
You can't talk this dude up enough. He's like AD was in that regard.
I remember when Von Miller came over to us, the impact of his addition was profound for the defense once he got his feet under him. But Garrett's a whole different deal, also elite but in his prime. With him and those corners they added we should be looking at competing for top seed. And if we get it every playoff game through the Super Bowl is in our house.
Shit's so aligned for us in fact it almost makes me paranoid.
I remember when Von Miller came over to us, the impact of his addition was profound for the defense once he got his feet under him. But Garrett's a whole different deal, also elite but in his prime. With him and those corners they added we should be looking at competing for top seed. And if we get it every playoff game through the Super Bowl is in our house.
Shit's so aligned for us in fact it almost makes me paranoid.
Agreed. Many of us lived through 2001 when the GSOT was all but a shoe in for another Super Bowl.You can't talk this dude up enough. He's like AD was in that regard.
I remember when Von Miller came over to us, the impact of his addition was profound for the defense once he got his feet under him. But Garrett's a whole different deal, also elite but in his prime. With him and those corners they added we should be looking at competing for top seed. And if we get it every playoff game through the Super Bowl is in our house.
Shit's so aligned for us in fact it almost makes me paranoid.
It will definitely be a compelling season to be a Rams fan.
Hell yes. However it ends it's gonna be one for the ages.
Seachichen fans; Rams mortgaged their future! blah blah blah. Stop giving the Rams all the press coverage we have the 12s.
Those fans have overtaken the 49er fans when it comes to delusions. They think their left tackle will handle Garrett without any help. They think Sam Darnold is elite. They think their defense is better this year.
The defense will be good but I doubt like last year. They lost several starters. Darnold needs a good defense and run game. They also lost their best running back. When they ask Darnold to do more to make up for it the old Sam is gonna show up. And those will be real guys after him. Not ghosts.
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They still owe us for '22. And a double-portion for that bullshit Thursday night in Seattle last year.
