Browns star Myles Garrett rips referees following Browns’ victory: ‘Honestly awful’

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The Cleveland Browns got the win over the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday afternoon at home, but one of their star players was not too pleased with one aspect of the game. 

All-Pro edge rusher Myles Garrett had a problem with the officiating in the game and let his opinions loose during his post-game time with the media. 

"The officiating was a travesty today," Garrett told reporters. "…It was honestly awful. Respect to those, they have a hard job, but we have a hard job as well."

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Myles Garrett, #95 of the Cleveland Browns, celebrates during the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Cleveland Browns Stadium on Dec. 10, 2023 in Cleveland. The Browns beat the Jaguars 31-27. (Lauren Leigh Bacho/Getty Images)

There were some instances during the Cleveland-Jacksonville bout when referees may have gotten it wrong, especially on the Jaguars’ final touchdown drive. 

Browns linebacker Anthony Walker was called for a defensive pass interference penalty that raised eyebrows on the Cleveland sideline. 

Garrett may also have been frustrated with holds and hands-to-the-face situations which did not see the yellow laundry come out on the field throughout the game. Those specifically came when the man with 13 sacks this season was rushing Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence. 

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"I got a lot of respect for those guys, but we get scrutinized for the plays we don’t make, and someone has to hold them accountable for the calls they don’t make," Garrett added. "They need to be under the same microscope as we are every