Open Extended ReactionsCLEVELAND -- Browns defensive end Myles Garrett didn't break the NFL's single-season sack record Sunday against the Steelers, but he said Pittsburgh had his pursuit of history in the back of its mind as Cleveland pulled off a 13-6 upset. I feel like they were more worried about keeping me away from Aaron [Rodgers] than getting the win, and I think that's what came back to bite him," Garrett said. Garrett also recorded three quarterback pressures and came close to Rodgers on a handful of plays before the Steelers quarterback was able to get rid of the ball. "We didn't do anything against Myles that we don't normally do against Myles," Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said. Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said Garrett had an impact on the Steelers even though it didn't result in a sack.