Rich Eisen Predicts Another DPOY Season For Myles Garrett

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Rich Eisen Predicts Another DPOY Season For Myles Garrett

Rich Eisen said, “I'll go for Myles Garrett staying in Cleveland in 2026,” before adding, “It's still spring. Summer's coming.” He then made an even bolder prediction: “I'll say he's going to win Defensive Player of the Year again for Cleveland.” Garrett is coming off a 2025 DPOY-winning season, making Eisen’s forecast even more notable.

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