Nobody is embracing Halloween in the NFL quite like Myles Garrett.
The Cleveland Browns pass rusher already created some buzz with his graveyard front lawn of quarterbacks, but Garrett had more in store prior to Sunday’s Week 8 Halloween matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The 25-year-old arrived at FirstEnergy Stadium dressed as none other than the Grim Reaper, which could spell trouble for Ben Roethlisberger later in the afternoon.
But Garrett’s Grim Reaper had a unique touch to it. On the back of his black cloak were the names of every single quarterback he has sacked in his career, letting everyone know he did not forget anyone from his front lawn graveyard (we’re looking at you, Kyler Murray).
While Garrett has certainly drawn the most attention with his football-themed Halloween decorations and costume, the rest of the Browns brought their A-game as well.
Odell Beckham Jr. arrived to the game as Michael Jackson from his hit song, “Thriller,” while kicker Chase McLaughlin and punter Jamie Gillian pulled off a “Happy Gilmore”-inspired costume.
A handful of Browns also arrived in costume as the Jabbawockeez, or Jabbabrownzies as the team’s social media account said.
The Browns entered Sunday looking to move up in the AFC North standings with a game against rival Pittsburgh Steelers.
If Garrett, who has 9.5 sacks already this season, could live up to his costume perhaps they will be walking out with a W.
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