The Cleveland Browns could be without Myles Garrett until early November after the star edge rusher received a six-week recovery timetable following knee surgery.
Key takeaways
- Garrett underwent knee surgery during the season.
- His projected rehabilitation period is six weeks.
- The Browns’ standout pass rusher may not be back before early November.
Garrett faces extended absence
A six-week recovery window puts Garrett’s potential return around the opening days of November, depending on how his rehabilitation progresses and when Cleveland clears him to resume football activities.
The Browns will need to account for the absence of one of the NFL’s premier edge defenders while Garrett recovers. His availability will be determined by his response to the knee procedure and the club’s medical evaluation in the weeks ahead.
