“When Lamar went down, I started becoming more aware of the situation,” said Huntley, who started for an ill Jackson on Nov. The 2019 NFL MVP was unable to put any weight on the ankle, a frightening and concerning sight for the AFC North-leading Ravens, who have been overrun by injuries this season.Ĭoach John Harbaugh said Jackson will undergo further examination on Monday. Of course it helped that Jackson went down on the first play of the second quarter and didn't return. Healthier than he's been in weeks following Cleveland's bye, Mayfield connected with Jarvis Landry and Austin Hooper on first-half scores as the Browns avoided fading out of the playoff picture. “I’ve got to stand there for what I want out of this team and what we want to achieve and if I have a vision, I want everybody to be part of it and I’m going to lead it,” he said. His teammates knew they were well intentioned. Garrett said he didn't worry about any negative feedback about his remarks. Even though he challenged us, Myles, he’s going to come in and back it up, though, as well. “That’s the type of player Myles is,” said cornerback Denzel Ward, who made a tackle to stop Baltimore's final drive. Instead, it seemed to be a message of inspiration.

Garrett stripped Ravens backup QB Tyler Huntley, scooped up the fumble and rambled 15 yards for a TD in the first half as the Browns (7-6) built a 24-3 lead and held off the injury-riddled Ravens (8-5).įollowing Friday's practice, Garrett made some pointed comments toward his teammates that some interpreted as trouble inside Cleveland's locker room. He scored his first career TD and Baker Mayfield threw two touchdown passes as the Browns stayed in the thick of the AFC playoff race, surviving Baltimore's late comeback for a 24-22 win Sunday over the Ravens, who lost superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson with a sprained right ankle. Garrett backs up words, Browns hang on to beat Ravens 24-22ĬLEVELAND - Myles Garrett wasn't going to let this season escape his grasp - or get away from the Browns.ĭispleased with an overall lack of focus during practice last week, Cleveland's star defensive end spoke up and challenged his teammates, urging them to do more, pushing them to be better.

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