Myles Garrett takes aim at Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers with a bold prediction on their future matchup
Myles Garrett has a rocky relationship with Pittsburgh Steelers quarterbacks. For a while, it looked like he might have another shot at Mason Rudolph in 2025. But with Aaron Rodgers now in Pittsburgh, Garrett is targeting him… Myles Garrett looking to add Aaron Rodgers to "the graveyard" “Good opportunity to put him in the graveyard," […]
Myles Garrett has a rocky relationship with Pittsburgh Steelers quarterbacks.
For a while, it looked like he might have another shot at Mason Rudolph in 2025.
But with Aaron Rodgers now in Pittsburgh, Garrett is targeting him…
Myles Garrett looking to add Aaron Rodgers to "the graveyard"
“Good opportunity to put him in the graveyard," Garrett told Cleveland media when asked about Aaron Rodgers joining the division.
Some may have thought Garrett was referring to Rodgers' career given the fact that he is going to turn 42 years old and may very well be on his final contract following a one year deal, but "the graveyard" is actually a gimmick for Garrett…
Myles Garrett is a man of many off-field interests, and Halloween is one of them. Garrett has often decorated the yard of his home during Halloween with headstones bearing the last names of quarterbacks on the Browns’ schedule for that season. With the Browns and Steelers set to play twice, as usual, Garrett will be hoping to sack Aaron Rodgers at least once so he can add him to what he calls “the graveyard.”
Rodgers is 3–0 in his career against the Browns and has never been sacked by Garrett. As a future member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Rodgers is certainly a quarterback Garrett would like to bring down at least once before the end of his career. The former Defensive Player of the Year will now have to back up his words on this one.
– Brandon Little, A to Z Sports Cleveland
Well, Garrett will get his first shot at Rodgers right smack in the middle of Halloween season when the Steelers come off their Week 5 bye to play the Browns in Week 6, on October 12th.
We have seen Garrett terrorize Dan Moore Jr. throughout the years, but now he will be tasked with Broderick Jones at left tackle and Troy Fautanu at right tackle.
They will be the last line of defense for Rodgers, who is probbaly being discounted for his ability, but certianly is not the athlete he was when the Steelers saw him in the Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers.
We'll see if he's still elusive enough to evade a headstone in Garrett's front yard.
