Myles Garrett Speaks Out on Fans' Boos After Embarrassing Loss

Garrett Expresses Disappointment and Frustration

Garrett, the star defensive end for the Cleveland Browns, expressed his disappointment in the team's performance and the fans' reaction after their 49-29 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.

"We can't have that," Garrett said to the media. "Our fans deserve better. They deserve a team that's going to fight for them, and we just didn't do that today."

Fans' Frustration Boils Over

The Browns' loss to the Cowboys was their worst home defeat since 1999, and the fans' frustration was evident throughout the game. Garrett said he understands the fans' disappointment, but he believes that booing the team is not the solution.

"We need our fans to be behind us, not against us," Garrett said. "We're going to need their support if we're going to turn this around."

Assessing the Browns' Struggles

The Browns have started the season 2-2, but they have yet to play a complete game. They have been plagued by turnovers, penalties, and a lack of consistency on both sides of the ball.

Garrett said the team needs to find a way to fix their mistakes and start playing with more urgency.

Looking Forward

The Browns will have a chance to bounce back next week when they host the Washington Commanders. Garrett said the team is focused on improving and getting back on track.

"We're not going to give up," Garrett said. "We're going to keep fighting and we're going to get better."