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Myles Garrett, a top player for the Cleveland Browns, only required two words to express his belief that his team will win the AFC North the next season. As part of Super Bowl LVIII media week on Thursday, Garrett was asked what the Browns must do to win the difficult division in 2024 by Sports Illustrated on Radio Row. The five-time Pro Bowler said, “Be healthy,” without skipping a beat. That concludes it. Garrett’s brief reaction might be interpreted as a slur to the Baltimore Ravens, the defending division champions and opponents in the AFC North. The Ravens finished 13-4 in 2023 and made it to the AFC championship game.
Many of the Ravens’ essential roster players, including 2023 NFL MVP front-runner Lamar Jackson, should be back for the upcoming year. Furthermore, offensive coordinator Todd Monken will have called plays for Baltimore for a full year. Garrett and the Browns might surreptitiously challenge for the AFC North title in 2024, even with Baltimore’s talent and the Cincinnati Bengals’ return of a healthy Joe Burrow at quarterback. After a taxing ’23 season in which Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson and running back Nick Chubb suffered season-ending injuries, Garrett gave a brief talk about how his squad overcame hardship.
