Myles Garrett enters the Browns finale sharing the NFL lead in sacks. That would only add to his impressive resume as the NFL's best defensive player.

Garrett leads the NFL in sacks, tied with Trey Hendrickson of the Cincinnati Bengals with 14. This marks the fourth straight season that Garrett has amassed 14 sacks or more, making him the first player in NFL history to do so.

Cade York drilled a 59-yard field goal against the Cleveland Browns, tying the Bengals' franchise record for the longest kick.

Before recording a milestone sack, Myles Garrett took a shot at the Browns. Two days ahead of Cleveland's 24-6 loss in Cincinnati, Garrett expressed frustration about this season and said he doesn't want to be part of another rebuild.

Cleveland’s Deshaun Watson had a setback in his recovery from a season-ending Achilles injury. Defensive Coordinator Lou Anarumo is among four coaches fired by the Bengals.

The Bengals' Trey Hendrickson entered Week 18 tied for the NFL lead with 14 sacks this season, and added 3.5 Saturday night in Pittsburgh.

The road to a division title was bumpy for the Baltimore Ravens, who started 0-2, faced a schedule packed with playoff teams and had to rally from a two-game deficit with four to play. Having overcome all that,

Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett raised some eyebrows when he kept the door open for the first time on playing somewhere else if the franchise isn't prioritizing winning this offseason. On Monday,

After the Browns' loss to the Cincinnati Bengals last week, superstar pass rusher Myles Garrett put some pressure on the front office to show him a plan to win in the immediate future, otherwise he could request a trade elsewhere.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have much hatred for any team in the AFC North. The Baltimore Ravens are typically the most hated, but also the organization the fan bases and players have the most respect for as both organizations are run pretty well.

However, Garrett indicated to reporters Thursday that the chance to play spoiler for a divisional rival outweighs the prestige a sack title would convey. "I’d rather upset [the