BEREA, Ohio -- Early in the third quarter of the Cleveland Browns' first shutout victory in 16 years, defensive end Myles Garrett powered through a double team and barreled in toward Arizona Cardinals rookie quarterback Clayton Tune.
Garrett was too late. Defensive lineman Shelby Harris had beaten him to Tune and knocked the ball out of his hand. But before the ball could hit the ground, Garrett reached down and made a shoestring grab to secure his first fumble recovery of the season.
Cleveland's unmatched defensive dominance this season was on full display in Sunday's 27-0 shellacking of Arizona.