Following the Chiefs’ second-quarter touchdown against the Browns in Week 15, replays would show that Chiefs guard Joe Thuney inadvertently caught Garrett around the eye. Garrett ultimately left the game with a towel over his eye — before returning later in the quarter — but it was obvious that Thuney felt terrible about what had happened.

Garrett took a shot to the head from Chiefs left tackle Joe Thuney, who was filling in for regular left tackle D.J. Humphries, while he was trying to rush to the outside of Thuney.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and offensive lineman Joe Thuney are being recognized for their sportsmanship after a concerning injury to Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett.

Browns star Myles Garrett left Sunday's game briefly due to a finger to his eye, but didn't stay out long and doesn't see it being an issue long-term.

Browns defensive end Myles Garrett removed the visor from his helmet to improve his vision, and it couldn’t have come at a worse time. On the Chiefs’ second touchdown, Garrett was poked in the eye by KC lineman Joe Thuney.

Browns star Myles Garrett left Sunday's game against the Chiefs with what appeared to be an eye injury. However, he returned later in the half.

With just under five minutes remaining in the second quarter of Sunday's contest, Myles Garrett was poked in the eye by Joe Thuney while rushing the passer