We learned a lot about what makes him tick, what motivates him, how he spends his down time, how he spends his time with his teammates. Projections are nothing more than that, but most experts feel that Garrett projects as a superstar edge rusher.
While there are plenty of doubters who believe the defensive end will not be successful in the National Football League, former defensive lineman and Hall of Famer Warren Sapp appears to have taken the top spot from ESPN personality Booger McFarland.
"I can put together a highlight reel, or a lowlight reel if you want, of every single player conserving energy", McShay said on the air. Sapp said, "Where's the game he took over?" Where? Any defensive lineman who's the No. 1 pick, you turn up and you say, 'There it is!' This kid, no, I don't. Where? I watch the tape and he disappears. Sapp added that on game tapes Garrett "disappears" for stretches.
Regardless of what Sapp thinks, though, Garrett is still expected to be the No. 1 overall pick when the Browns make their selection on Thursday night in Philadelphia. And Cleveland HAS to find a starting QB, and this a tough year to do it in. "This kid, no, I don't". Still, the Browns aren't settled on that decision, either.
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"They have to take him at No. 1", Mayock said.
Garrett would be the first defensive end taken with the first pick of the draft since the Houston Texans selected Jadeveon Clowney in 2014 if the Browns take Garrett first.
"I don't think this kid is as good as Courtney Brown either". He wants a tall, Cam Newton type with a slingshot arm to match. He's got to come in; he's got to go to work; he's got to see where he ends up. They certainly have the ammunition and the resources.
Clowney had two uneventful seasons before making the Pro Bowl in 2016 after a 40-tackle, two-sack season. The current quarterbacks in the 2017 NFL Draft don't really jump off the page as a top-tier quarterback that deserves to be a first-round choice, or one that needs to be drafted at No. 1 or No. 12 overall, but that could be an incorrect statement down the line.
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