Myles Garrett shared the meaning behind a small but eye-catching gesture before the Cleveland Browns faced the Chicago Bears. Speaking to the media, Garrett explained the writing on his pregame tape. He said it was a message for his Japanese fans.

The Cleveland Browns stumbled through Week 14 with an unexpected loss to the Tennessee Titans. Playoff hopes are long gone, so the spotlight in Cleveland has naturally drifted toward Myles Garrett chasing the single-season sack record.

Garrett, comparing himself to Godzilla and the King of Monsters, may seem overconfident, but if anyone can lay claim to those two names so far this season, it's Garrett without question. It's bold, but appropriate for how Garrett has dominated this season.

After getting just one sack against Tennessee, Garrett faces quarterbacks who've vowed not to become part of his highlight reel, complicating what once seemed like an inevitable march to NFL history.

Bears head coach Ben Johnson has plenty of belief in rookie left tackle Ozzy Trapilo as he goes against Browns star Myles Garrett .

This weekend's game in Soldier Field will likely be the coldest of the season thus far. Could it crack the list of coldest football games ever played?

Caleb Williams leads Chicago Bears to a win over the Cleveland Browns in less than 10-degree weather. Michael Reaves / By Dan Wiederer, Zac Jackson, Kevin Fishbain, Jon Greenberg and Devon Henderson It was a windy and frigid day,