DE Myles Garrett cemented his name in NFL history once again in Week 11.
Late in the first quarter as the Ravens were deep in the red zone, Garrett broke past RB Derrick Henry. He then closed in on QB Lamar Jackson and sacked him for a loss of four yards. The sack was Garrett's first of the game, and his 12th in the 2025 season.
Yet, the sack also set an NFL record, as Garrett became the first player since 1982 to record at least 12 sacks in six consecutive seasons. He surpassed Lawrence Taylor, who recorded five consecutive seasons from 1985-89.
Garrett continued to set NFL records in Week 11, as he sacked Jackson again in the second quarter to bring his total up to 13 on the season. With his second sack of the game, Garrett became the only player in league history with five straight seasons tallying a minimum of 13 sacks, breaking a tie with T.J. Watt (four) and Reggie White (four).
Garrett's defensive performances have made history over the course of the season alone, as he set the record for the most sacks by a player under 30. At the time, he broke the record with 108.5 sacks, surpassing Reggie White's 108 sacks.
