Myles Garrett Says Car Crash Was ‘Wakeup Call,’ Promises To Drive Safer

Myles Garrett‘s days of driving like Jeff Gordon seem over following his scary auto accident previously today … the Cleveland Browns star simply stated Monday’s wreck was a severe “wakeup call” for him to drive much safer.

Garrett consulted with media members at the Browns’ center on Friday for the very first time considering that the mishap — and he discussed he now understands he requires to decrease when he lags the wheel.

“I think this will be definitely a wakeup call for me,” stated Garrett, who’s been mentioned for speeding a number of times considering that being prepared by Cleveland in 2017.

“Just trying to be smart overall with driving. Don’t take it for granted … You know, just take my time.”

He included, “This was definitely a call to me to be more safe with my driving and pay attention to my speed and my surroundings.”

Garrett was struck with a citation for failure to manage his cars and truck following Monday’s accident, after he informed authorities on the scene he was traveling 65 MPH in a 45 miles per hour zone.

But, he and his 23-year-old guest thankfully left the wreck fairly untouched. Garrett suffered simply a shoulder sprain and a bicep strain in the crash — and on Friday he stated he’s been feeling better now.

In truth, the protective end states there’s a possibility he bets the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.