Cleveland Browns superstar Myles Garrett said that breaking the NFL single-season sack record on Aaron Rodgers would be "special."

With just two weeks remaining in the NFL regular season and the postseason on the horizon, several players throughout the league have contract incentives on the line that can boost their total earnings.

On Sunday at 1 p.m. ET at Huntington Bank Field, Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers match up with the Cleveland Browns in Week 17. Rodgers completed 27-of-41 passes (65.9%) for 266 yards, one passing touchdown, and zero picks in his last game.

One sack away from breaking the single-season record, Browns defensive end Myles Garrett says it would be "special" to achieve such history against Aaron Rodgers on Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers can clinch the AFC North for the first time in five years, meaning playoff football will return to Acrisure Stadium with fans in full capacity since the 2017 season. As we do every week, let’s dive into your questions in this week’s mailbag.

Joey Bosa and Bradley Chubb will get paid for sacks during the last two weeks of the season as players try to maximize incentives.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed his support for DK Metcalf after the wide receiver was suspended for taking a swing at a fan.

Garrett currently has 22 sacks. The record of 22.5 is shared by Hall of Famer Michael Strahan and Rodgers’s current teammate, linebacker T.J. Watt.