Browns' Myles Garrett Aims to Spoil Ravens' 30th Anniversary in Baltimore

The Cleveland Browns, led by defensive end Myles Garrett, are preparing to face the Baltimore Ravens in a highly charged AFC North matchup coinciding with the Ravens' celebration of 30 years since the Browns' original move to Baltimore by former owner Art Modell. Garrett, who empathizes with Browns fans still upset by the move, is determined to spoil the Ravens' anniversary festivities despite the Browns entering as significant underdogs with a 12.5-point spread against them. The game carries extra weight as both teams are coming off narrow losses in their season openers, and Browns quarterback Joe Flacco will be returning to Baltimore for the first time since 2018. Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken acknowledged Garrett's elite defensive skills and the challenge the Browns' defense poses, especially with standout players like Garrett and safety Grant Delpit, who expressed confidence in containing the Ravens' star running back Derrick Henry. The rivalry's emotional intensity is heightened by Browns players' bold comments downplaying the Ravens' secondary and asserting confidence in their ability to stop Henry. Overall, the game is expected to be a fierce contest fueled by history, pride, and playoff implications.