Myles Garrett, the Cleveland Browns’ star pass rusher, has been given a six‑week recovery timeline following knee surgery, meaning he is unlikely to return to the field until early November, sources told NFL Network.
The recovery estimate was provided by individuals close to the Browns organization and reported by NFL Network, indicating that Garrett will miss the remainder of the current season’s early schedule.
A return in early November would place Garrett back on the roster after the team has already played several games without his pass‑rushing presence.
Garrett’s absence is a significant loss for the Browns’ defense, which has relied heavily on his ability to pressure opposing quarterbacks throughout the campaign.
The team has not set a precise date for his comeback and will continue to assess his progress as the rehabilitation period unfolds.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>
