As the Cleveland Browns prepare for their final game of the season, all eyes are on defensive dynamo Myles Garrett, who sits tantalizingly close to rewriting NFL record books.

Garrett, a six-time All-Pro defensive end, needs just one sack to tie the legendary single-season record currently held by Michael Strahan and T.J. Watt. Despite appearing on the injury report with a limited hip issue, his confidence remains unshakeable.

During Thursday's practice, Garrett participated in early drills, including a series of intense sprints inside the team's fieldhouse. While he was held back later in the session, the Browns remain optimistic about his readiness for Sunday's crucial matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Currently leading the NFL with an impressive 22.0 sacks - a new Browns franchise record - Garrett is laser-focused on his goal. When asked about breaking the record, he responded with trademark swagger: "Absolutely. Why shouldn't I be? Four more quarters, 60 more minutes. However you want to draw it up, it'll get done."

Interestingly, Garrett has recorded three sacks over his last four games, a stretch he believes reflects opposing teams' strategic efforts to neutralize his extraordinary pass-rushing abilities. His recent performance against the Pittsburgh Steelers showcased not just his athletic prowess, but his strategic understanding of offensive game plans.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, who has been sacked 11 times by Garrett in their nine career meetings, isn't planning any special tactics to prevent the potential record-breaking moment. "I'm not gonna go out of my way to not let him get the record," Burrow candidly stated. "I'm gonna go play football. There are going to be situations where a sack is the best of the bad outcomes of that play."

As the NFL community watches with bated breath, Myles Garrett stands on the cusp of immortalizing his name in professional football history. One sack separates him from a milestone that could define his extraordinary career.