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Any Browns fan or media member that dares question Myles Garrett’s leadership solely because he’s not at OTAs should mind their own damn business. Let’s get real here. Myles is undeniably one of the most outstanding defensive players in the entire NFL. He’s a force to be reckoned with, a freakishly talented athlete, and his work ethic is relentless. Whether he’s grinding it out somewhere else, you can bet your bottom dollar that he’s maintaining his peak physical condition and preparing to dominate this season.
Now, let’s address the noise surrounding the hiring of a new defensive coordinator, Jim Schwartz. It’s absolute lunacy to insinuate that missing some offseason activities and preseason snaps is an indication of Myles lacking dedication or leadership. Give me a break! Elite talents have missed such events before, and it hasn’t diminished their impact on the field. Myles has nothing to prove to anyone. As for the new defense, sure, there might be changes, but I’m confident Myles’ role will remain the same: wreak havoc in the backfield, crash the pocket, and terrorize quarterbacks. It’s what he does best.
Let’s be clear about something. These OTAs in May hold little to no value. Myles’ absence will have zero impact on the outcome of our season, beyond the incessant buzz from the media. Myles leads by example, working tirelessly and executing his responsibilities with excellence. What more could we ask for in a defensive leader? So, let’s all take a deep breath, Browns fans, and calm down. We’ve got an exhilarating double-digit win season ahead of us, and it’s time to focus on enjoying the ride!
