Cleveland Browns' Myles Garrett Criticizes Officiating in Recent Victory

Despite Controversial Officiating, Browns Secure Win and Maintain Playoff Position

Myles Garrett, star player for the Cleveland Browns, criticized the officiating in the team's recent victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, calling it 'a travesty' and 'honestly awful'.
Garrett's main complaints were about holds and hands-to-the-face fouls against him that were not called during the game.
He argued that officials should be held to the same standards of scrutiny as the players, particularly for the calls they don't make.
Despite Garrett's criticism, the Browns won the game 31-27, with veteran quarterback Joe Flacco leading the team in place of injured starter Deshaun Watson.
The Browns, now with an 8-5 record, remain in playoff position in the AFC as a wild card team.