“I’m going to get five and just take it easy on myself, but that’s the approach, get as many as possible every week,” Garrett said. “Dominate, disrupt, help the team win, and have fun doing it.” So it doesn’t matter that I’m half a sack away from 100 or some other milestone. I just want to go out and win.”

The Bengals were missing Orlando Brown Jr. as their starting left tackle, but guard Cody Ford slid over to help Garrett, who has always allowed for the combative and elite Burrow.

“He doesn’t have any tricks,” Garrett said. “I would say he’s just more athletic than most people think, just because he was injured and dealing with other ailments last year, and now that he’s well, you can really see his mobility and see how a lot he can really extend the play and then make plays downfield.”

On Friday, Garrett dropped a bombshell, saying he might want out if the Browns can’t show him they’re ready to play again next season.

“First of all, I want to win,” he said on Friday. “I want the Browns to be able to put me and us in a position to win. I’m not trying to rebuild it. I’m just trying to win.”

He emphasized that the Browns need to have a solid plan at quarterback and other positions.

“I want this to be clear. When the season is over and we have these conversations, I want them to be able to illuminate and illustrate that for me so that (winning) can be something that I can see in the near future.” Because that’s all we want to do.

“I will remain loyal to a team that has shown loyalty and trust in me by nominating me. But at the end of the day we have to do what is best for us. So if we have that alignment, it’s still possible in the near future: winning, going deep into the playoffs, playing great defense, having time of possession and controlling the game on offense.

“Get all the boys back. I think that would really calm and calm me down. Not just mine, but a lot of people on defense, on the D-line, around the team. But we have to continue to make progress, not just as players but from top to bottom.”

Garrett became the fifth player since 1982 with at least 100 sacks in his first eight career seasons, joining Reggie White (124), DeMarcus Ware (111), Jared Allen (105) and TJ Watt (104). White and Ware are in the Hall of Fame.