After being stopped while driving his car, Myles Garrett was punched in the face by a Strongsville resident after posing for a picture.
My god the stones on this guy. It takes a certain level of crazy to think it is a good idea to punch Myles Garrett. While driving in his car, Myles Garrett was flagged down by an apparent fan. The “fan” wanted to take a picture with the Browns superstar. After the picture was taken, this individual punched Garrett in the face and fled.
Garrett tweeted about the incident after it happened.
Myles Garrett does not have any injuries and actually declined medical help at the scene.
The Strongsville resident has since been caught by the police.
The least surprising development after this was shots being taken at Cleveland. Television blowhard Jason McIntyre decided that this was the opportune time to do so.
Apparently McIntyre doesn’t know how quotation marks work when they are on either side of a word. The word “fan” was the emphasis of Myles Garrett’s tweet. Implying that this individual was not a fan and in fact the real life “Crazy” Joe Davola. The only thing we are missing is a video of him yelling Sic Semper Tyrannis as he punched Garrett in the face.
Myles Garrett didn’t respond and that’s what matters. Garrett knew better, unlike a certain individual on the roster currently.
Why does Baker matter in this situation? Is he implying that he would retaliate? That is just an unnecessary shot at his character on his part.
Finally, Cleveland not being able to have nice things is such a tired narrative. Real creative and informational take there Jason. Maybe next time you’ll come up with something original. Actually, you won’t as that would actually require some creativity on your part.
