Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett cut a furious figure during his team’s 32-13 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday. The Browns’ defeat came despite a record-breaking

Myles Garrett recorded five sacks against the New England Patriots, the most by a player in Browns history. But his record-breaking effort couldn't prevent a 32-13 defeat that high

Myles Garrett’s patience ran out on Sunday in Foxborough. His productive performance ended in a 32-13 defeat to the New England Patriots.

Browns coach Kevin Stefanski pledged to use the team's bye week to "look at everything" following a 32-13 loss to the Patriots. But that evaluation will not include a change at quarterback. Stefanski said Dillon Gabriel will remain the team's starter when Cleveland returns to action in Week 10 against the Jets.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski took questions from reporters on Sunday with regard to the 32-13 loss to the New England Patriots, Dillon Gabriel, Myles Garrett, and more. Below is the transcript as provided by the Browns media relations department:

Cleveland Browns pass rusher Myles Garrett said he would give back his career-best game for a win over the Patriots on Sunday.

Myles Garrett’s record-breaking five-sack performance wasn’t enough to lift the Browns past the Patriots, as frustration boiled over in a 32-13 defeat that left the star defender slamming his helmet in anger.

Sanders started out as the team’s No. 4 quarterback after falling to the fifth round of the draft. He opened the season as their third-string quarterback, and then moved to their backup after the Browns traded Flacco to the Cincinnati Bengals earlier this month.

While speaking with reporters on Wednesday, Browns rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel was asked about Myles Garrett's comments.