With the NFL season coming to a close, every win and loss becomes more pivotal, especially for teams who still have championship aspirations. It is one of the reasons that all eyes were on the 12-1 Kansas City Chiefs as they faced off against a Cleveland Browns team that has taken down some of the NFL's biggest goliaths this season.
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Myles Garrett Chucks Helmet After Brutal Injury
But Sunday's matchup between Cleveland and Kansas City also came with a bit of controversy. A Kansas City Chiefs player appeared to poke Garrett in the eyes.
The star pass rusher appeared to be in a considerable amount of pain because afterward, he chucked his helmet in the air out of frustration. Check the video out below:
Prayers: #Browns star Myles Garrett went down with what looks like a head injury.
Garrett went straight to the locker room.
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) December 15, 2024
There hasn't been much excitement from the Browns this season. After an abysmal start to the season, things went from bad to worse for the Browns after their starting quarterback went down with a season-ending injury. Now they find themselves dead last in the AFC North and all but eliminated from the playoff picture.
Andrew Berry Gets Honest About Browns Future
It has been a while since the Browns have enjoyed any success on the football field. They have only qualified for the postseason twice since 2020, which has some fans believing that major changes could be coming this offseason. Most notably moving on from Kevin Stefanski as head coach. However, ahead of their matchup against the Broncos, Browns GM Andrew Berry reassured his confidence in Stefanski.
"I'll be honest, neither of us really think of it that way," he said.
"I'd say number one, to myself, I always view myself as a steward of the organization in this role and really my focus is on doing the things that are in my control, short term and long term, to make sure it's in the best interest of the franchise. ... Kevin's an outstanding coach and he's absolutely part of the solution with everything."