Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns defense continue to show strength on Thursday Night Football with another forced turnover against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year had a great performance in the first half of this game. On a crucial responsive drive for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Garrett forced a fumble from quarterback Russell Wilson on second down. The ball was recovered by linebacker Winston Reid after Garrett and Wilson struggled for the recovery. In the strong effort by the entire Cleveland Browns defense, Garrett has already collected three sacks with the forced clumsiness.

The Browns have managed to shut down this advancing Steelers offense so far in this game. The Steelers, who are averaging 27.25 points per game since Russell Wilson took over, have just three points heading into halftime. We’ll see if Cleveland’s defense and their leader, Myles Garrett, can pull off a similar performance in the second half.

This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Myles Garrett causes chaos in first half vs. Steelers on Thursday Night Football