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We'll give him the benefit of the doubt. We'll say that that was a one-off and we'll just marvel at what he is capable of on that football field. Guys, his name is Miles Garrett. My name is Jacob McDonald. Thank you for being here. It's time we roll the intro and crack into it. Now, for anyone wondering, there really is no reason for me to have my hood up. It's basically just something different. I mean, when you have to make a hundred videos and you're trying to put a unique spin on every single one, you do what you gotta do and today the hood is indeed up. First person we're gonna hear from is David and Joku. He's a Browns tight end, which means he is the man on the opposite side of the ball for the same team as Miles Garrett. Miles Garrett takes down tight ends. David and Joku tries to get past defensive ends and also tries to hold them up so they can't get to the quarterback. Clear as mud? Well, let's start then. Yeah, yeah, that brings me back to a pretty embarrassing moment myself actually. There wasn't five million people watching. There was only five. But I still got picked up and thrown on my ass because I didn't know how to block properly. And that was by a man who was no bigger than me, but he certainly felt like it through technique and power. And a guy who has both of those in spades is Miles Garrett. One thing I haven't been able to get over in this video series so far, seeing as he has been involved in a lot of the interviews, is the width of his shoulders, but not only that, the thickness of his arms. We're talking Dwight Howard's shoulders and we're talking Mr. Olympia arms, plus running back speed, plus power lifter strength. Need I say more? Miles Garrett, man. Freak. Freakin' nature. Freak. Absolute freak. He's an incredible player. He's got every tool that you look for on a pass rusher. Me. Bless him. He does what he wants. When he puts his hand in the ground, he's coming after me. When you get to see Miles Garrett's ability up close and personal, you either hate it or you love it. Oh, he's an A&M guy, so I gotta love that. You know, he just kept telling me. I only think I set it up. I just looked and I was like, I'm just gonna run about you. It seems nothing can stop him getting from point A to point B. And he makes no exceptions for A&M. Tana Hill couldn't move. He was paralyzed as he just couldn't get out of there. Grab that waist. I started slinging him down. I was like, hey, I love you. I love you, but I can't be left with no sex on my return. That's just what it is. So that must have been his return game against the Titans after a suspension due to a bit of a brain snap. If I had that body and all that stuff. His speed, his strength, his quickness, his flexibility. That's incredible. He's well like 275 to 8. I'm out. I thought Chase Young was impressive. I thought Tristan Werff's was impressive, but I ain't seen nothing like that. Jumping like that? Oh lord. I'm in disbelief. We have to watch that again. The girl in the background is like, what did I just witness? There is no way you expect a guy who's this big to fly like that. Alright, let's watch this. Oh my gosh. There is some ridiculous power in those legs. That's incredible. He's well like 275 to 8. Jumping like that? I wish I could do that. Come to think of it. I think I have seen Miles Garrett do a windmill dunk. And he's no surprises. There he is. That guy that can just take over a game. If you're not double teaming him, if you're not sliding to protect. Can you imagine being a quarterback standing in the pocket with Miles Garrett coming at you? You better hope your tackles do their job. There's only a few tackles. I'm going to say it right here, right now. Having looked at a fair few tackles stats and looking at how many sacks they allow or how many hits on the quarterback they allow and some allow a few. Some allow basically hardly any. You're going to want either one of those shutout tackles or you're going to want them to play a career best game. When you're going up against this fella. See who's that? That's a shot at him. And none of them are able to pick him up. I've been watching them in this offseason and he's been playing a lot of basketball. I reckon I might have seen one of those clips. Not that one. He was running the other way. But it was just as impressive. Is that Shack or is that Miles Garrett? He's a big guy, upside guy too. With that speed, the power that you can't stop that. You just can't. That boy, he terrorizing people. Do you know The Muffin Man? Don't tell me you don't feel him. That's what you're like. The Muffin Man? The Muffin Man. Do you know The Muffin Man? Yeah, yeah, yeah. The Muffin. He had a strip sack and recovered his strip sack, you know, all in one play. Sack lunch, right here. Sack lunch. To be parallel from the ground running full speed. Pull, pull, pull. He's out of this world. As soon as I- How on earth did that happen? Sorry guys, got something in my eye. That happens just at the wrong time. Ah, it's these bloody contact lenses, I tell ya. Parallel from the ground running full speed. Pull, pull, pull. He's out of this world. What? Who kicked that up? The ball got fumbled, it hit the ground. He spun the quarterback around. In that motion, the quarterback somehow kicked it up and Miles Garrett gets credited with a strip 360 spin sack. As soon as I got about two steps forward, I'm just bending the edge. The big hit really kind of, he has the ball ready for me. Strip 360 spin sack. And the fact that he doesn't go for a kill shot on the quarterback, his first instinct is to always go for the football. What do you say, number one defensive end? Hm? Right. Sub titles? Hm? No. What? Number one... Sorry. Sorry, sorry, sorry. I'll get this. I'm gonna have to put my foot up to the... Okay, it could quite possibly be the number one edge guy. Hm? Number one edge guy. Me? Yeah. Silly question. We deciphered it. The number one edge guy. Is it him? Could quite possibly be. You're not gonna get this, you're not gonna get that combination of genetic traits very often. In fact, you know, hardly ever I would say. But what we have here is the, you know, epitome of God-given genetics, a combination of God-given genetics. But not only that, you know, those genetics were recognized. He played the sport of football, and now he's at the top of it. And before we go, I'd be doing you guys a real disservice, if we didn't at least read through what his measurables are. He's six foot four, he's 275 pounds. He was the first overall pick in the 2017 draft. He's been at the Browns ever since, and to see that he was brought into the league in 2017, that makes me think that he's most probably just signed his second deal, which I, you know, I hate to think how much it's worth. So, let's just go down slowly and finish this off with just how much he's earning per year at the moment, because I mean, surely, he'd be a hundred million dollar man. He runs a four six four on the 40 yard dash. He's got an arm length of over 35 inches, which is, I'm gonna say, the longest we've seen. A hand size of 10 and a quarter inches, which is up there with the biggest, the biggest hands currently in the league, the biggest hands of all time, are owned by DeForest Buckner. He has a hand span of 11 and three-quarters of an inch. So, he's up there. A 41 inch vertical jump, which we saw before, a 10 foot eight inch board jump, 33 reps on the bench press. And he's got brains too. He's got a wonderlicks score of 31. So, as we scroll down, the Cleveland Browns selected Garret with the first overall pick. He became the highest draft pick from Texas A&M in history. On May 19, 2017, he signed a fully guaranteed four-year, $30.41 million contract, which is extremely good for a rookie deal. He was named a defensive captain for the 2018 season and was ranked number 49 on the 2019 version of this Top 100 list. So, 2019 was, you know, a tumultuous year, you could say. He didn't start it off well at all. On September 28, he was fined a combined $52,639 for 3,000, a face mask hit, as well as two roughing the passerfals. In week 10, sorry, week 11, was the hit on Steeler's quarterback Mason Rudolph. Garret pulled Steeler's quarterback Mason Rudolph to the ground after an admittedly late hit. Rudolph grabbed and tried to pull off Garret's helmet and was held there after Rudolph threw a screen pass to running back Trey Edmonds. After getting back up, Garret forcibly removed Rudolph's helmet. Can you imagine that? Can you imagine Miles Garret with the size and strength that he has? Forcibly removing a helmet from a quarterback. Couple of Steeler's offensive linemen come in to hold Garret back. Rudolph gets up, goes towards Garret, and what I'm led to believe happens is Garret at this point has Rudolph's helmet in his hand. Rudolph goes back up to him. Garret goes, you know what? No, this ain't happening. And slams Rudolph's own helmet down on his own head. Now, I know what it's like when a contact sport gets heated, all right? I'm not gonna say I've done this, but I have witnessed brain snaps in the world of rugby and American football. And this was one of those. Following the strike, a fight did ensue, and, you know, the rest is history. I think the Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield called Garret's action inexcusable, which absolutely sucks for the locker room. While then Brown's head coach, Freddie Kitchens, expressed embarrassment. Garret later apologised for his actions, which he described as foolish and out of character, while at the same time thanking those players who backed him up. The next day, the NFL suspended Garret indefinitely. He eventually missed the remainder of the 2019 season. And he was also fined an additional $45,623. And, you know, if nothing else, I don't know where they get these totals from. Garret appealed his suspension on November 20th, but it was rejected. Months later, before his reinstatement hearing, Garret alleged for the first time publicly that Rudolph directed a racial slur at him. And guys, with that, we call it quits. Now, what I really wanted to know was not about that. In fact, I apologise for spending so much time on it. I wanted to know just what a genetic freak in the NFL like this. The first overall pick of the 2017 draft. And it seems he is indeed a $100 million man. $125 million, in fact. He signed a five-year, $125 million contract extension with the team on July 15th, 2020. And that, my friends, brings us to the end of another video. And to be honest, as I attempt to sum up all of what we've just seen, I kind of feel like Jarvis Landry did, and I feel a little bit speechless. There's really nothing I can say. I mean, to see this man in action, in person, would be a dream. For now, all I can offer is a Josh Cribbs jersey. I hope all my Cleveland Browns fans out there, you know, appreciate the comradery. They appreciate Miles Garret. And they appreciate the effort I'm putting into this video series. So guys, if you are in either of those three categories, hit that like button, subscribe, share this video with your friends, and I'll see you in the next one. Thank you and good night.