Myles Garrett should emerge as a force week in and week out this season.
That’s how good the second-year defensive end and 2017 No. 1 overall NFL Draft pick can be, defensive coordinator Gregg Williams said Thursday as the Browns wrapped up offseason workouts.
“Myles has taken another big step. Staying healthy, I would see him making a big breakout year,” Williams said. “Got to stay healthy, and got to stay on the field.”
That’ll be key for Garrett, who led Cleveland with seven sacks in just 11 games as a rookie. It could’ve been more had the former Texas A&M star edge rusher not been limited by a nagging high ankle sprain that sidelined him for the first month of the season.