Garrett remains among the NFL’s very best few defenders, with his 92.1 overall PFF grade sitting fourth among qualifiers and his 93.0 PFF pass-rushing grade the second-best in the league. The Browns star has secured five or more pressures in all four games this year, including a whopping four pressures on 19 matchups against Taylor Decker in Week 4.
After being sidelined to begin the season with a knee injury, Darrisaw has returned with a vengeance. The Vikings tackle has posted a 66.2 PFF pass-blocking grade in two games, allowing four pressures and no sacks across 79 pass-blocking snaps.
With 147 of Garrett’s 183 snaps in 2025 coming along the defense’s right perimeter, he and Darrisaw should battle consistently in this international matchup. Darrisaw’s ability to hold up against arguably the league’s best pass rusher will prove critical along an injured Minnesota offensive line — and in a duel between two of the NFL’s premier defenses so far.