The Cleveland Browns have a serious problem on their hands. At this point in time, they do not appear ready to compete as a serious contender and superstar pass rusher Myles Garrett is ready to compete.

After another disastrous season and Week 16 loss for the Browns, Myles Garrett has doubled down on his comments regarding his future.

In a switch, Myles Garrett put some pressure on the Browns. As he heads into the final weeks of a disappointing, double-digit loss season, Cleveland’s star defensive end says he has no interest in the team going through another offseason of dramatic change.

"They have consistently invested heavily at the position both in the draft, utilizing several first-round picks alongside sizable contracts and reportedly offered a package highlighted by two first-round picks when they tried to acquire Khalil Mack from the Raiders back in 2018.

For Cleveland, the goal is to just get to the end of this season without more major injuries or made-for-TV drama.

Myles Garrett, days after sending a clear message to the Browns front office, sent another one in the same game in which he reached 100 career sacks.

The Buffalo Bills are 12-3 and have all but locked up the No. 2 seed in the AGC playoffs. With that in mind, the Bills' biggest issue over the last half decade or so remains arguably their biggest issue- a lack of a star pass rusher.