Myles Garrett thanks Chloe Kim after winning ESPY for record performance
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 16, 2026, 2:55 AM
Last updated Jul 16, 2026
Myles Garrett was presented with the ESPY award for Best Record-Breaking Performance by his girlfriend, Chloe Kim, on July 15 at the 2026 ESPYS in New York City. During his acceptance speech, Garrett expressed gratitude to Kim, his family, and his siblings for their support throughout his career. Garrett achieved this accolade following a remarkable season where he set the NFL record with 23 sacks. His win also marks a historic moment as he became the first defensive player to receive the ESPY for Best NFL Player. The couple shared a special moment on the red carpet as Kim expressed excitement about presenting the award to Garrett.
- •Myles Garrett wins ESPY for Best Record-Breaking Performance on July 15.
- •Chloe Kim presented the award during the 2026 ESPYS in New York City.
- •Garrett set an NFL record with 23 sacks during his season.
- •He became the first defensive player to win ESPY for Best NFL Player.
- •The couple shared a memorable moment on the red carpet.
- 2:55 AMYahoo Sports — Myles Garrett Shouts Out Girlfriend Chloe Kim After She Presents Him with ESPY for Best Record-Breaking Performance
"“Thank you, baby, for keeping a secret like that,” Garrett told Kim as he accepted his prize at the 2026 ESPYS on Wednesday, July 15
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