The Helmet hit.

I was kinda leaning that way, let him play one series. But no, suspend him for the year and punish the rest of them.

 

Now the NFL Network is trying to say the punishment shouldn’t be too harsh because he’s normally a good guy.

 

F*** that wtfff

 

With all I know of the Steelers as an organization, I dont think they will out physical us. Maybe they win, maybe we win...but they wont out physical us.Not this next time.

 

Crazy NFL network are focusing on Rudolph trying to get Garrett’s helmet off and saying he should not have went after Garrett after his helmet was off. Truly classless interpretation.

 

They’re basically saying that Rudolph started it and shouldn’t have ran back to confront Garrett.

 

6 games? F that. He should be done for the season and thrown in jail that’s f en itch

 

That’s the angle that will save Garrett’s season

 

F goodell. They should hit HIM with a helmet

 

And mayfield

 

Respect for MR going after Miles without his helmet..... And **** the NFL chan for saying we caused the brawl

 

Then threw his hands up

Mod edit: I'm getting tired of deleting posts. Behave, or I'll start banning. Try me. (This is to everyone)

 

Myles Garrett should expect a significant suspension

Posted by Mike Florio on November 15, 2019

The Browns will need to get used to playing without defensive end Myles Garrett.

With only seconds left in Thursday night’s win over over Pittsburgh, Garrett ripped the helmet from Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph and then struck Rudolph in the head with his own helmet.

It’s the most egregious single in-game incident since then-Titans defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth stomped on the forehead of then-Cowboys center Andre Gurode, if not ever. Haynesworth received a five-game suspension for his infraction, a punishment imposed before the league had its player health and safety epiphany in 2009.

Garrett should be bracing for a significant suspension, one that should last at least through the balance of the regular season. Earlier this year, the league suspended Raiders linebacker Vontaze Burfict 12 games for his latest violation of safety rules.

Here’s the real question: Should Garrett be banished? It was, quite simply, an assault — an act for which he should, in theory, be prosecuted criminally. It happened beyond the confines of a football game, and if something like that happened on the street, Garrett currently would be in jail.

Garrett could have seriously injured Rudolph, or worse. It’s inexcusable, and the league must take serious and decisive action, immediately.

At a time when it has become more and more clear that Colin Kaepernick forfeited his NFL career for engaging in a peaceful protest prior to kickoff, it’s no stretch to argue that Garrett also should forfeit his. The behavior, as teammate Baker Mayfield already has said, is inexcusable. The question is whether it’s also unforgivable.

If it’s true that playing in the NFL is a privilege and not a right, it should be.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...rrett-should-expect-a-significant-suspension/

 

This. It is extremely apparent that they were head hunting. Look at all the receivers that went down due to intentional helmet to helmet hits. Disgusting.

 

I'll say by 10:01 am tomrw

 

Someone must have talked to Michael Irvin during a commercial break.
He went from rest of season suspension to well let’s see.

He definitely had s different opinion

 

I saw that too! They were saying 'hes a reasonable, levelheaded, friendly guy'...except when he tries to kill somebody on the last play of an all ready decided game.

 

For the Turds, 6-game suspension is the season. Does anyone think they are going to make the playoff?

 

Ahhh, the Ray Lewis Rule.