Browns HC Not Ruling Myles Garrett Out Vs. Falcons Despite Serious Car Crash

Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski states there’s still a possibility Myles Garrett might use Sunday versus the Falcons … this regardless of the Cleveland star being associated with a wild rollover crash on Monday.

Of course, there’s still a great possibility Garrett might remain the video game … however Stefanski informed press reporters Wednesday, “I’m not ruling anybody out on Wednesday.”

“We’ll kind of do what we always do,” Stefanski stated, “which is take in information every single day.”

Garrett suffered a shoulder sprain and a bicep stress when he flipped his Porsche 911 Turbo S in Sharon Township, Ohio a couple of hours after Cleveland’s exercise on Monday. Police video revealed he was likewise bleeding from his right-hand man.

But Stefanski stated he’s spoken with the 26-year-old protective end just recently, and “he’s doing OK.” The coach anticipated the pass rush to go back to the Browns center on Thursday.

“I’m grateful that he’s OK,” Stefanski stated. “We’ll see him in here tomorrow.”

Police state they are still examining the reason for the mishap. Sources near to Garrett, however, informed NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero — he crashed the vehicle while attempting to prevent an animal in the highway.

Cops do not think alcohol or drugs were included.