Myles Garrett live stats: Updated Browns vs. Bengals score, highlights from NFL sacks record chase

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With one week left in the regular season Myles Garrett is on the brink of history.

The Cleveland Brown pass rusher needs just one sack to break the single-season sacks record, but he was unable to get that sack last week against the Pittsburgh Steelers. While the Browns were able to pull off the upset over their AFC North rivals, Pittsburgh kept Garrett from getting to quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

That means Garrett has one more week to try and break Michael Strahan's record, and he will attempt it against a familiar opponent. Cleveland ends its season against the Cincinnati Bengals, with quarterback Joe Burrow set to make the start in Week 18.

These two teams met all the way back in Week 1, as Garrett had two sacks in Cleveland to open the season strong. This game doesn't have playoff implications of any kind, so those tuning in will be doing so to see if Garrett can finally make history.

AllSportsPeople is tracking Myles Garrett's stats when the Browns play the Steelers on Sunday as the pass rusher pursues the single-season sacks record. Follow along for updates.

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Browns vs. Bengals score

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Myles Garrett stats today

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How many sacks does Myles Garrett have?

Garrett enters the Week 18 game with 22.0 sacks, just one sack away from breaking the all-time single-season record.

Last week, the Steelers held Garrett without a sack in the Browns victory, keeping the pass rusher at bay in his chase for the record. It was the first time since Oct. 12 that Garrett didn't have at least a half sack in a game.

Did Myles Garrett have a sack today?

*This section will be updated*

Myles Garrett live updates, highlights from Browns vs. Bengals

(All times Eastern)

2:08 p.m.:  With 6:16 remaining in the first half, Cleveland is leading 14-6 with the offense back on the field.

Though the Browns offense has scored zero points, two turnovers returned for touchdowns have given them an eight-point lead.

Expect Cincinnati to be pass-heavy and more opportunities for Garrett to get his sack.

1:51 p.m.:  Garrett almost got to Burrow on 3rd & 2, but No. 9 is able to hit Ja'Marr Chase and move the chains.

95 is getting close.

1:47 p.m.:  The Browns have scored their second defensive touchdown of the game, recovering a Noah Fant fumble and returning it for a score.

It's 14-6 in Cincinnati, and Garrett is back on the field.

End of the first quarter: Browns 7, Bengals 6

1:32 p.m.:  The Cleveland defense has given the Browns the lead. Joe Burrow's pass was intercepted by Devin Bush Jr., and he takes it all the way to the other end zone.

Devin Bush was begging Myles Garrett to help block on this 97 yard pick six 🤣
pic.twitter.com/yK2rudFPlw

— SleeperNFL (@SleeperNFL) January 4, 2026

Cleveland leads 7-6, and Garrett and co. Will be back on the field momentarily.

1:22 p.m.:  Garrett's father is in the crowd hoping to capture his son's record-breaking moment, and he has a pretty big camera for it.

Myles Garrett’s Dad with a professional camera at the ready for the record is fantastic stuff pic.twitter.com/cAYCsnzVcP

— McNeil (@REFLOG18) January 4, 2026

1:21 p.m.:  With 6:20 remaining in the first, Garrett is back on the field.

1:12 p.m.:  Garrett jumps offsides on 1st & 15, and it gets called. Expect the superstar to try to get any leverage he can today en route to the record.

1:11 p.m.:  Five minutes into the first quarter, Shedeur Sanders loses the football and the Bengals recover.

Cincinnati has the ball across midfield, but more importantly, Garrett is back on the field.

1:02 p.m.:  We are underway in Cincinnati.

Myles Garrett has 60 minutes to etch his name into NFL history.

12:40 p.m.:  Here comes Garrett! He takes to the field at Paycor Stadium, one sack from the NFL record.

One sack from history: pic.twitter.com/ae2OcmIXfT

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 4, 2026

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Where to watch Browns vs. Bengals

Browns vs. Bengals start time

• Date: Sunday, Jan.  4
• Time: 1:00 p.m. ET

The Browns and Bengals will end their seasons on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.

What channel is Browns vs. Bengals on today?

• TV Channel: CBS
• Live Stream: Fubo

CBS will broadcast the Browns vs. Bengals game on Sunday, with announcers Tom McCarthy and Logan Ryan on the call.  Those looking for a streaming option can use Fubo, which offers a free trial for new users.

NFL Week 18 schedule 

Saturday, Jan. 3

Sunday, Jan. 4