Myles Garret Suffers Eye Injury During Chiefs vs. Browns

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As a seasoned gamer who has seen more than my fair share of NFL seasons, I must say the recent injury to Myles Garret is a cause for concern – not just for Browns fans, but for anyone who appreciates the physicality and skill that goes into playing professional football.

In their latest matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs, the Cleveland Browns were given a significant cause for concern when it seemed defensive end Myles Garrett might have suffered an injury. The Browns, who are struggling in the AFC North division with a disappointing 3-11 record this season, have been dealing with quite a commotion following Garrett’s potential injury. However, the circumstances that led to his injury remain unclear.

Here’s everything you need to know regarding the Texas-born athlete’s latest ailment.

How did Myles Garret get injured?

Myles Garret suffered from an eye injury during the Browns’ 7-21 defeat vs the Chiefs.

During the final moments of the second quarter of the game, an incident occurred involving Myles Garret and Patrick Mahomes from the Chiefs. While trying to get near Mahomes, Garret collided with Joe Thuney, the opposing left tackle. In the ensuing altercation, Thuney accidentally jabbed Garret in the eye. This led to a brief moment of concern about an injury. As soon as he was struck, Garret quickly removed his helmet and tumbled to the ground.

Noticing that Myles Garrett had been injured, Mahomes alerted the Browns’ sideline for them to respond. Moments later, Garrett was removed from the field following their collision. However, surprisingly quick, he reappeared on the field again, this time with a visor added to his helmet.

When will Myles Garret return to play for NFL?

Even though there was a concern about an injury, Myles Garrett managed to play following some sideline care. Consequently, it’s unlikely that he will be absent for any of the Browns’ future games.

Following the game’s end, Myles Garret provided further details about his reported eye injury. He clarified, “It was quite painful, and since I have LASIK surgery and wear a visor, I thought I might lose my vision altogether.” The Mirror US reports this statement. Additionally, he mentioned, “I’ll be visiting the doctor tomorrow to check for any additional issues that may not have been noticed initially. At the moment, however, I’m mainly in pain.

After the defensive end clarified, it’s clear that there’s no lingering tension or hard feelings between them, as Thuney had actually apologized to him on several different instances.

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2024-12-16 17:10