Steelers fans know that T.J. Watt doesn’t just let his stats do the talking—he lets his game roar. But after Thursday’s showdown with the Browns, some are itching for Watt to fire back at Myles Garrett. And honestly, does Watt need to?

Myles Garrett didn’t get the apology he was hoping for from T.J. Watt, but he certainly made Watt and the Steelers sorry. After revealing on Tuesday that he was ticked off at Watt for disrespecting Garrett’s NFL Defensive Player of the Year award in February,

The showdown ended up being completely lopsided as Garrett dominated the Steelers offensive front and Watt was largely a non-factor. After the game, Garrett called out Watt bigtime after the game and put him on notice that he feels like he’s the No. 1 and everyone else, including Watt is chasing him.

Myles Garrett didn’t want an apology from T.J. Watt. Instead, he demanded respect. Garrett showed Watt why he’s the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, recording three sacks in a dominant first half that set the tone for Cleveland’s shocking 24-19 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett made a strong statement with three first-half sacks in Thursday's win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Myles Garrett and the Browns had full belief in Jameis Winston even when the cards were down against the Steelers in Week 12.

Myles Garrett was a huge part of leading the Cleveland Browns to a massive rivalry win over TJ Watt and the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday Night Football. In w

Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett took a subtle shot at TJ Watt after their win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Myles Garrett strip-sacked Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson late in the second quarter on Thursday night, and linebacker Winston Reid recovered the fumble deep in Steelers territory.