This is not the first time that team captain Myles Garrett has sought accountability after a tough loss. And as the Cleveland Browns dropped to 3-7 on the season, losing to the Buffalo Bills, Garrett had more to say on the team’s practice habits. This time, Garrett stated there is a lack of importance on taking the ball away in practice.
Asked about the emphasis on creating turnovers, Garrett stated:
“The lack of importance when we go out there to practice. It just has to be more important to us if we want to force those takeaways in a game. We have goals… and we have to be better. Once we start forcing those takeaways like we have been the last couple of years, then we will see some of the results start to fall in our favor.”
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— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) November 20, 2022
