The 12-1 Kansas City Chiefs are heading back out on the road to Cleveland, facing a 3-10 Browns team coming off a loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. That doesn't mean the Browns are lacking talent.

Still, none of that changes that he’s on the woeful Browns, who have two winning seasons in his eight-year tenure in Cleveland. More importantly, Garrett’s Browns have just a 5-10-1 record against the Steelers since he joined the team in 2017.

The move obviously backfired and instead initiated a massive “Cleveland sucks!” chant in Acrisure Stadium. Garrett was asked after the game about it and he offered up a challenge to Steeler Nation for next season, hoping they bring that same energy when they come to Cleveland next year.

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett reacted to the "Cleveland sucks" chant at Acrisure Stadium during Week 14.

Myles Garrett had a monster first half the first time the Browns played the Steelers. Now, he's going to get a chance to replicate that performance.

Myles Garrett needs just half a sack to get to 100 for his career. The Browns star, though, acknowledged it wouldn't have made up for Sunday's loss.

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett had a message for Pittsburgh Steelers fans after blowout loss in Week 14.