Myles Garrett Sends Bold Warning to Browns Following Jets Lo...

Myles Garrett Sends Bold Warning to Browns Following Jets Loss

The Cleveland Browns have dropped to 2-7 on the season, losing to the New York Jets with a final score of 27-20. On the heels of the loss, star defender Myles Garrett has sent a bold warning to his team. More news: Raiders Fire Assistant Coach Amid Disastrous 2025 Season Cleveland has been thrust into drama this season, as there has been plenty of back-and-forth about whether Dillon Gabriel is truly the long-term option at quarterback. Despite multiple calls for Shedeur Sanders to finally get a shot, head coach Kevin Stefanski remains steadfast in keeping Gabriel behind center. Garrett has also seemingly become far more frustrated with his own team, as he was seen showcasing sideline frustration in Week 8 after securing five sacks against the New England Patriots. Now, Garrett has sent a bold warning to the Browns team after their Week 10 loss to the Jets. Myles Garrett: "I'm going to make sure that there's no quit in this team. I haven't see it before and it's not going to happen now. I'm going to make sure everybody mans up and still knows exactly what the directive is."— Daniel Oyefusi (@DanielOyefusi) November 9, 2025 Per a comment to reports, Garrett stated he plans to ensure that the Browns do not quit, despite their 2-7 record. “I’m going to make sure that there’s no quit in this team. I haven’t see it before and it’s not going to happen now. I’m going to make sure everybody mans up and still knows exactly what the directive is,” Garrett said in a comment via Daniel Oyefusi. Myles Garrett #95 of the Cleveland Browns looks on during warmups before a game against the Cincinnati Bengals at Huntington Bank Field on October 20, 2024 in Cleveland, Ohio. More news: How Did Sauce Gardner Do in Colts Debut? Instead of throwing his helmet in frustration on the sideline, Garrett has chosen to lead this time around. His warning, which is also meant to inspire his team, is exactly what the Browns need. Garrett signed a massive four-year, $160 million contract extension in March with the Browns after requesting a trade. The trade was reportedly set to happen, but the team chose to invest in the former Defensive Player of the Year. Though Garrett is a perennial edge rusher, the Browns offense cannot seem to get things going. Whether or not that is an issue with just Gabriel or the core of the team remains to be seen. Stefanski might also be coaching for his job. There are plenty of games to turn things around, and Cleveland may take Garrett’s words and use them as fuel to help correct their losing streak. Garrett may attempt to force a trade again, but for now, he is a leader on this struggling Browns team. For more on the Browns, head to Newsweek Sports.

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Cleveland has been thrust into drama this season, as there has been plenty of back-and-forth about whether Dillon Gabriel is truly the long-term option at quarterback. Despite multiple calls for Shedeur Sanders to finally get a shot, head coach Kevin Stefanski remains steadfast in keeping Gabriel behind center.

Garrett has also seemingly become far more frustrated with his own team, as he was seen showcasing sideline frustration in Week 8 after securing five sacks against the New England Patriots.

Now, Garrett has sent a bold warning to the Browns team after their Week 10 loss to the Jets.

Myles Garrett: "I'm going to make sure that there's no quit in this team. I haven't see it before and it's not going to happen now. I'm going to make sure everybody mans up and still knows exactly what the directive is."— Daniel Oyefusi (@DanielOyefusi) November 9, 2025

Per a comment to reports, Garrett stated he plans to ensure that the Browns do not quit, despite their 2-7 record.

“I’m going to make sure that there’s no quit in this team. I haven’t see it before and it’s not going to happen now. I’m going to make sure everybody mans up and still knows exactly what the directive is,” Garrett said in a comment via Daniel Oyefusi.

Myles Garrett #95 of the Cleveland Browns looks on during warmups before a game against the Cincinnati Bengals at Huntington Bank Field on October 20, 2024 in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Instead of throwing his helmet in frustration on the sideline, Garrett has chosen to lead this time around. His warning, which is also meant to inspire his team, is exactly what the Browns need.

Garrett signed a massive four-year, $160 million contract extension in March with the Browns after requesting a trade. The trade was reportedly set to happen, but the team chose to invest in the former Defensive Player of the Year.

Though Garrett is a perennial edge rusher, the Browns offense cannot seem to get things going. Whether or not that is an issue with just Gabriel or the core of the team remains to be seen.

Stefanski might also be coaching for his job. There are plenty of games to turn things around, and Cleveland may take Garrett’s words and use them as fuel to help correct their losing streak.

Garrett may attempt to force a trade again, but for now, he is a leader on this struggling Browns team.

For more on the Browns, head to Newsweek Sports.