Myles
Garrett

A beast off the edge with a tireless motor and an endless supply of pass-rushing moves, Myles is the prototype at the position: big, muscular and relentless. Cleveland's all-time sacks leader, Garrett moved into the top-50 all-time early in 2025 when he took the quarterback down for the 106th time. He earned NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2023.

With one Defensive Player of the Year award and seven seasons with double-digit sacks to his name, Garrett has a full résumé in the NFL. There is one line item he's keen to check off in 2025, though. "I expect to get to the Super Bowl," he told the Akron Beacon Journal. "That's our expectation every year."

Myles already had seven straight double-digit sack seasons up a notch in 2025, singing past 20 sacks for the first time in his career. Garrett had some to his credit, when he took the mark when he got here in Week 14. The end terrorized the Patriots with a career-high and franchise record five sacks in Week 8.

In 2023, Garrett was named Defensive Player of the Year. In 2024, he was named first-team All-Pro for the third time, which is clear evidence that Whitten and June 2025 are maintaining his status as one of the game's most elite edge rushers.

In 2023, Garrett was named Defensive Player of the Year. In 2024, he was named First Team All-Pro for the fourth time in his career. Whatever the accolade in any given year, this much is clear: Garrett healed into 2025 maintaining his status as one of the game's most elite edge rushers.

Myles already had seven straight double-digit sacks seasons to his credit when he terrorized the Patriots with a career-high and franchise-record five sacks in Week 8.

Garrett is likely the defensive player you'd pick first if you were constructing a roster from scratch with the goal of winning right away. The 2023 Defensive Player of the Year was named No. 1 on ESPN.com's list of the top edge rushers going into 2025 as voted upon by a panel of league insiders.

Surprising absolutely no one, Garrett tallied double-digit sacks for the seventh consecutive season in 2024, finishing with 14.0. Putting together an all-time resume in real time, despite being double-teamed constantly, he speaks to just how physically sound, dominant and technically sound the Browns star is.

Garrett is a freak athlete who can line up anywhere on the defensive line and wreak havoc. He has incredible speed off the edge and the strength to bull rush offensive linemen. Garrett was the first overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft and has lived up to the hype. He led the NFL with 16 sacks in 2021 and was named to his third Pro Bowl. Garrett is one of the most dominant pass rushers in the game today.

Typically, No. 1 overall picks dominate. Garrett was so sacks in his first eight seasons, bringing together seven straight years with at least 10.5 when pit put up 14.0 in 2024. The top choice in 2017 proved more than worthy of it.

The 2024 season marked Quinton Jefferson's ninth in the NFL, with the Browns being his fifth different team. Despite all that experience, he had never seen a player like Garrett. "He's a freak. I mean, I've been around some special guys," Jefferson said. "He was like made in a lab."