Cleveland Browns superstar Myles Garrett is on the verge of NFL history, as he is just a half-sack away from tying the single-season record set by Hall of Famer Michael Strahan and Pittsburgh Steelers star T.J. Watt.

Garrett, 29, said it would be "special" to break the record by sacking Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. 

"It’d be special. He’s legendary himself. And it’s a legendary record I’m out here chasing. So that’d be a great one to put a picture on the wall with," Garrett said at a press conference Friday. 

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Rodgers is quick to get the ball out, and Garrett said it’s important to take away his easy reads. 

"Gotta take away those easy access throws, make him look at his second read, and he’s gotta keep rushing. There’ll be (opportunities) if we continue to get stops during the game, and he can’t continue to lean on those quick passes, when you gotta score points," Garrett said. 

The Browns, who are 3-12, play the Steelers at home on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET. The Steelers would clinch the AFC North and a playoff spot with a win over the Browns.

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Garrett hopes the Browns play spoiler, so if he sets the record on Sunday, he would do it in a win.

"Yeah, I just play. I want to get it, and you know, like I said, I want to win while doing it. And I think we have the guys who are locked in who want to do that as well," Garrett said. 

The seven-time Pro Bowler said there is no pressure that comes with the record looming. 

"Pressure? Nah, no pressure. Like I said, it’s going down. So, I’m not stressed or worried about if I’m going to get it. Just a matter of when," Garrett said. 

Garrett has established himself as one of the NFL’s premier pass rushers since being selected with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft. The four-time All-Pro has an astounding 124.5 sacks in 132 career games. 

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Fifteen people were injured, and a suspect is in custody following a stabbing spree and chemical attack at a tire factory in central Japan. 

The 38-year-old attacker allegedly stabbed eight people and wounded seven others with what was believed to be bleach on Friday at a Yokohama Rubber Co. facility in Mishima, west of Tokyo, officials said. 

The motive for the incident is unclear, but the suspect is believed to be a former employee at the factory, the Kyodo news agency reported, citing investigative sources. 

The suspect was carrying a survival knife and wearing what appeared to be a gas mask, Japanese newspaper Asahi added.

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The Fujisan Nanto Fire Department told The Associated Press that five of the people who were stabbed were in serious condition. 

Images and video taken at the scene showed first responders swarming the factory. 

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Shizuoka prefecture police said the attacker was arrested for alleged attempted murder. 

Media reports described the stabbing victims as all being conscious while being transported to local hospitals.

The seven others injured by the bleach thrown at them during the attack were hospitalized as well, the fire department said. 

The Associated Press contributed to this report.