Myles Garrett recalls Taylor Lewan's welcome to the NFL moment in 2017
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 12:14 AM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
Myles Garrett discussed his 'welcome to the NFL' experience on the New Heights podcast, recounting a 2017 matchup against Taylor Lewan. As a rookie, Garrett faced Lewan, who he described bending the rules during the game. Lewan reportedly spat in Garrett's face, prompting a strong reaction from Garrett and his peers. Two seasons later, Garrett faced Lewan again, achieving two sacks in that game while the Titans won 43-13.
- •Myles Garrett recalls a memorable encounter with Taylor Lewan in 2017.
- •Garrett describes Lewan as bending the rules during their matchup.
- •Lewan spat in Garrett's face, marking a significant rookie moment for him.
- •Garrett performed well against Lewan in their next matchup in 2019.
- •The Titans won that game 43-13, despite Garrett's strong performance.
- 12:14 AMYahoo Sports — Myles Garrett shares how Taylor Lewan was his ‘welcome to the NFL' moment ‘bending the rules' during Titans-Browns game in 2017
"You won't believe what Titans legend Taylor Lewan did to the best defensive player in the league in 2017. Myles Garrett was a rookie, and Lewan welcomed him to the league in an insane way.
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