Myles Garrett had the best Halloween costume of all NFL players on Sunday
By Joe Lago

With Halloween on Thursday, Sunday was the day to show off costumes in the NFL.
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Both Jahmyr Gibbs and Amon-Ra St. Brown of the Detroit Lions dressed up as Spider-Man.
🕸️ 🕷️ @Jahmyr_Gibbs1 @amonra_stbrown pic.twitter.com/FYUZetgabf
— Detroit Lions (@Lions) October 27, 2024
Indianapolis Colts safety Julian Blackmon showed up to the stadium as Beetlejuice.
Don’t say his name three times. pic.twitter.com/Wg2ujrYccb
— Indianapolis Colts (@Colts) October 27, 2024
And New England Patriots defensive lineman Daniel Ekuale went to his game as Michael Myers.
"Good morning." 😂💀@tanielu_ekuale | #Halloween pic.twitter.com/0feGakcjj6
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) October 27, 2024
However, none of the costumes topped Myles Garrett's.
Fittingly, the Cleveland Browns' All-Pro defensive end strolled into Huntington Bank Field in an incredible "Terminator" costume before the team's game against the Baltimore Ravens.
Hasta la vista, baby 😎@Flash_Garrett | @Schwarzenegger | @Terminator pic.twitter.com/tWPja6DsF6
— Cleveland Browns (@Browns) October 27, 2024
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Garrett, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year, enlisted the help of a former Hollywood stage and costume designer to create his mask.
Myles Garrett worked with a former Hollywood stage and costume design team, Mike Castro of Madness FX, to design “The Terminator” mask that he wore to today’s game vs. the Ravens. https://t.co/kpbHk2jTXW pic.twitter.com/qTLG6HQl2W
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 27, 2024
Garrett didn't play like Arnold Schwarzeneggar in the sci-fi action movies. He totaled one tackle and one quarterback hit against the Ravens.
Luckily for the Browns, third-string quarterback Jameis Winston channeled his inner Eminem and made the most of his opportunity as the starter, throwing for 334 yards and three touchdowns in Cleveland's 29-24 upset win against Baltimore.
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