Congrats are in order for Cleveland Browns players Myles Garrett and Jack Conklin. The duo earned recognition on the AP first-team All-Pro team for the 2020 regular season.
It’s the first time Garrett has been honored on the first team. The defensive end finished with 12 sacks and four forced fumbles in a dominant showing. Prior to missing two games with COVID-19, Garrett was leading the league in sacks, forced fumbles and QB pressures. He was the NFL defensive player of the month in October.
Conklin made the first team in his first year in Cleveland. The right tackle also made the All-Pro first team in 2016, his rookie season with the Tennessee Titans.
The All-Pro team is voted upon by 50 national writers. Only two players league-wide, Rams DT Aaron Donald and Chiefs TE Travis Kelce, were unanimous choices. The All-Pro team is not divided by conference.
