Playground →
The two strongest pulls in Myles Garrett's top 10 are both Cleveland franchises — Cleveland Browns at 0.95 and Cleveland Indians at 0.94 — and then the set pivots sharply toward Midwest regional brands, creating a clear two-peak structure.
The first cluster is pure Cleveland and Ohio sports. After the two Cleveland franchises, Cedar Point (0.91) and Cardale Jones (0.90) extend the regional footprint, followed by Baker Mayfield (0.89), Joe Thomas (0.88), and Ohio State Football (0.88). Six of the top 10 neighbors are either Sports Teams or fellow Athletes — the audience shape is strongly same-kind and same-market. The second peak is less obvious but structurally real: Cedar Point, a Destinations brand, sits at 0.91, and Urban Meyer (0.88, subcategory: Professionals) and Ohio State Buckeyes (0.87) anchor a distinct Ohio college-sports and regional-entertainment thread running alongside the Browns-centric core. McNeil (0.90, Miscellaneous) also sits near the top, reinforcing the regional concentration without fitting neatly into either cluster. No national sports media, no non-Ohio NFL teams, and no entertainment brands outside the Midwest appear in the top 10 — the neighbor set is geographically tight in a way that few individual athletes' audiences are.
The overall shape is a regionally concentrated audience that bridges Cleveland professional sports fandom with broader Ohio sports and Midwest consumer identity.
