Myles Garrett top of mind for Browns players as they prepare for Falcons

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The Cleveland Browns are preparing for their Week 4 matchup with the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, but it’s hard to ignore what’s top of mind for everyone in the organization. 

Myles Garrett’s car crash on Monday after leaving the team facility in Berea, Ohio, could’ve been much worse than what actually occurred. Garrett and a female passenger sustained non-life-threatening injuries, and he was released from the hospital later Monday night — a massive sigh of relief for his teammates.

"At the end of the day, he’s OK and that’s all that matters for us," running back Nick Chubb told reporters Wednesday.

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Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb runs the ball against the Pittsburgh Steelers at FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland on Sept. 22, 2022. (David Dermer-USA Today Sports)

Chubb said he was at home when he heard the news about Garrett, and safety John Johnson III added that social media had told him what happened.

"I think I was a little late. I am just glad he is alright," Johnson said. "I heard, and [when] something like that happens, it is scary just for anybody. I heard he had a seat belt on. I don’t know if that helped out or not, but that was good. I am just glad he is OK."

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Hearing that Garrett’s car flipped over several times before coming to a rest in the single-car crash, Johnson is surprised that he walked out with a shoulder strain, biceps strain and minor lacerations.

"I don’t know the health of whoever his passenger was, but yeah, it is kind of crazy," he admitted. "They said