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***Official Browns Vs.Steelers Thursday Night Football Game Thread***

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  • Big problem for the future for him is that expressed no remorse in his interview.  Honestly seeing that guys eyes, and listening to his take on what happened, I'd trade him as soon as possible and avoid him in a bar or restaurant.  He is like a pit bull, friendly but 20% have a gene that makes them deadly.

    @duckpins said:

    Big problem for the future for him is that expressed no remorse in his interview.  Honestly seeing that guys eyes, and listening to his take on what happened, I'd trade him as soon as possible and avoid him in a bar or restaurant.  He is like a pit bull, friendly but 20% have a gene that makes them deadly.

    I haven't seen it yet. I thought for sure he would be nothing but remorseful. 

  • @clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

    You saw him being held back. He couldn’t just kick Rudolph’s ass, like he wanted to. 

    I’m not defending the swing. I’m saying Garrett wouldn’t have swung had Rudolph not charged Garrett, who was already being held back. Rudolph was asking for it, man.

    Yeah, Miles Garret was clearly the victim here...   

    @buzzsaw619 said:

    Yeah, Miles Garret was clearly the victim here...   

    Moral of the story, don’t charge a man who is twice your size and has ripped your helmet off, unless you wanna get doinked on the head with it.

  • @calfoxwc said:

    slut mason says the swing by his own helmet was "cowardly".

    hey slut mason - you "cowardly" tried to rip Garrett's helmet off, while he was being restrained.

    Geezus man, there’s a difference between trying to pull a players helmet off and using it as a weapon against a player NOT WEARING ONE.  

    @buzzsaw619 said:

    Geezus man, there’s a difference between trying to pull a players helmet off and using it as a weapon against a player NOT WEARING ONE.  

    Well I know that when I use a weapon against someone whether shooting with a gun or stab them with a knife or hit them over the head with a bowling ball or use a 12 gauge on them they inevitably go down like a sack of potatoes. But in this case that weapon must’ve been a wholly ineffective weapon because Rudolph was hardly fazed whatsoever. It just was a glance ,he just threw his head up heads up saying what the fuck. Must’ve been a shitty weapon. 

  • @buzzsaw619 said:

    Yeah, Miles Garret was clearly the victim here...   

    Moral of the story, don’t charge a man who is twice your size and has ripped your helmet off, unless you wanna get doinked on the head with it.

    @clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

    Moral of the story, don’t charge a man who is twice your size and has ripped your helmet off, unless you wanna get doinked on the head with it.

    Oh nobody said it was smart.   But Garrett and the Browns are the ones who will be paying the price for his stupidity.   Unfortunately it wasn’t a good look for the NFL either.  

  • @buzzsaw619 said:

    Yeah, Miles Garret was clearly the victim here...   

    Moral of the story, don’t charge a man who is twice your size and has ripped your helmet off, unless you wanna get doinked on the head with it.

    @clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

    Moral of the story, don’t charge a man who is twice your size and has ripped your helmet off, unless you wanna get doinked on the head with it.

    Doink is a good word. You can barely call it a hit 

  • Big problem for the future for him is that expressed no remorse in his interview.  Honestly seeing that guys eyes, and listening to his take on what happened, I'd trade him as soon as possible and avoid him in a bar or restaurant.  He is like a pit bull, friendly but 20% have a gene that makes them deadly.

    @duckpins said:

    Big problem for the future for him is that expressed no remorse in his interview.  Honestly seeing that guys eyes, and listening to his take on what happened, I'd trade him as soon as possible and avoid him in a bar or restaurant.  He is like a pit bull, friendly but 20% have a gene that makes them deadly.

    bs.  I watched him address it in the locker room. He was humble and admitted he lost control of his emotions. It's understandable, not excusable - he had his helmet ripped off after a very clean, gentle sack, and slut mason tried to rip his helmet off, and kicked him in the nuts at least once. Then the other slut squealers jumped on and restrained Garrett, and slut mason went after Garret while he was being held, and tried to punch Garrett in the face. So, Garrett swung a helmet at him to keep him at bay.

    Wrong? yep. but so was slut mason, pouncy etc. I mean, which would anybody here rather have - a glancing blow to your head and you're fine, or pouncey stomping 320 lbs into your head and kicked in the nuts?

  • @buzzsaw619 said:

    Yeah, Miles Garret was clearly the victim here...   

    Moral of the story, don’t charge a man who is twice your size and has ripped your helmet off, unless you wanna get doinked on the head with it.

    @clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

    Moral of the story, don’t charge a man who is twice your size and has ripped your helmet off, unless you wanna get doinked on the head with it.

  • @duckpins said:

    Big problem for the future for him is that expressed no remorse in his interview.  Honestly seeing that guys eyes, and listening to his take on what happened, I'd trade him as soon as possible and avoid him in a bar or restaurant.  He is like a pit bull, friendly but 20% have a gene that makes them deadly.

    bs.  I watched him address it in the locker room. He was humble and admitted he lost control of his emotions. It's understandable, not excusable - he had his helmet ripped off after a very clean, gentle sack, and slut mason tried to rip his helmet off, and kicked him in the nuts at least once. Then the other slut squealers jumped on and restrained Garrett, and slut mason went after Garret while he was being held, and tried to punch Garrett in the face. So, Garrett swung a helmet at him to keep him at bay.

    Wrong? yep. but so was slut mason, pouncy etc. I mean, which would anybody here rather have - a glancing blow to your head and you're fine, or pouncey stomping 320 lbs into your head and kicked in the nuts?

    @calfoxwc said:

    bs.  I watched him address it in the locker room. He was humble and admitted he lost control of his emotions. It's understandable, not excusable - he had his helmet ripped off after a very clean, gentle sack, and slut mason tried to rip his helmet off, and kicked him in the nuts at least once. Then the other slut squealers jumped on and restrained Garrett, and slut mason went after Garret while he was being held, and tried to punch Garrett in the face. So, Garrett swung a helmet at him to keep him at bay.

    Wrong? yep. but so was slut mason, pouncy etc. I mean, which would anybody here rather have - a glancing blow to your head and you're fine, or pouncey stomping 320 lbs into your head and kicked in the nuts?

    My god man, what doctored video replay are you watching?!?

  • Trade Myles??? Oy vey....

    Myles should not have swung the helmet at any player... but he did and I understand why he did. I hope the league takes that into consideration along with his total lack of any history for this kind of incident.

  • Jumping offsides shows a lack of impulse control???

    And please knock off the "he could have been paralyzed" bullshit.... even were he not being restrained by DeCastro Myles would not be able to generate that kind of spine compressing power.

    Anyone besides me ever been in a sports fight? I've been in 1 football and 2 basketball (one of which I was the team coach). .. and I never started one of them.

    Remember how rationally you reacted: at their start? restrained while an opponent was trying to engage you?

    Rationality is the first victim in any altercation.

    @tour2ma said:

    Anyone besides me ever been in a sports fight? I've been in 1 football and 2 basketball (one of which I was the team coach). .. and I never started one of them.

    Remember how rationally you reacted: at their start? restrained while an opponent was trying to engage you?

    Rationality is the first victim in any altercation.

    Only been in one "sports fight" myself - a slow pitch softball fight if you can believe that shit.   (competitive city champ league stuff - not a beer league).

    Anyway, while it was not one of my proudest moments, I didn't grab an aluminum bat and swing it at someone under the guise that "it was a fight, and the other dude should've known better than to start it with me".  I knew what the line was, even in that out of control moment............. most do. 

    This is now how Myles will be remembered...... too bad.  

  • @calfoxwc said:

    slut mason says the swing by his own helmet was "cowardly".

    hey slut mason - you "cowardly" tried to rip Garrett's helmet off, while he was being restrained.

    Geezus man, there’s a difference between trying to pull a players helmet off and using it as a weapon against a player NOT WEARING ONE.  

    @buzzsaw619 said:

    Geezus man, there’s a difference between trying to pull a players helmet off and using it as a weapon against a player NOT WEARING ONE.  

    How could he be wearing a helmet if it got pulled off? 

    1st rule of football: always keep your helmet on. If Mason had just followed this rule none of this would have happened

  • Jumping offsides shows a lack of impulse control???

    And please knock off the "he could have been paralyzed" bullshit.... even were he not being restrained by DeCastro Myles would not be able to generate that kind of spine compressing power.

    Anyone besides me ever been in a sports fight? I've been in 1 football and 2 basketball (one of which I was the team coach). .. and I never started one of them.

    Remember how rationally you reacted: at their start? restrained while an opponent was trying to engage you?

    Rationality is the first victim in any altercation.

    @tour2ma said:

    Jumping offsides shows a lack of impulse control???

    And please knock off the "he could have been paralyzed" bullshit.... even were he not being restrained by DeCastro Myles would not be able to generate that kind of spine compressing power.

    Anyone besides me ever been in a sports fight? I've been in 1 football and 2 basketball (one of which I was the team coach). .. and I never started one of them.

    Remember how rationally you reacted: at their start? restrained while an opponent was trying to engage you?

    Rationality is the first victim in any altercation.

    I never took off an opponent's helmet and then hit him with it. 

  • @tour2ma said:

    Anyone besides me ever been in a sports fight? I've been in 1 football and 2 basketball (one of which I was the team coach). .. and I never started one of them.

    Remember how rationally you reacted: at their start? restrained while an opponent was trying to engage you?

    Rationality is the first victim in any altercation.

    Only been in one "sports fight" myself - a slow pitch softball fight if you can believe that shit.   (competitive city champ league stuff - not a beer league).

    Anyway, while it was not one of my proudest moments, I didn't grab an aluminum bat and swing it at someone under the guise that "it was a fight, and the other dude should've known better than to start it with me".  I knew what the line was, even in that out of control moment............. most do. 

    This is now how Myles will be remembered...... too bad.  

    @d-bone said:

    Only been in one "sports fight" myself - a slow pitch softball fight if you can believe that shit.   (competitive city champ league stuff - not a beer league).

    Anyway, while it was not one of my proudest moments, I didn't grab an aluminum bat and swing it at someone under the guise that "it was a fight, and the other dude should've known better than to start it with me".  I knew what the line was, even in that out of control moment............. most do. 

    This is now how Myles will be remembered...... too bad.  

    Bat's a lot different than swinging a batting helmet at somebody. Mafia never beat up anybody using a batting helmet 

  •  Bottom line on this game: the Browns are the better team. The Browns are the more talented team. The Browns are the more physical team. The Browns have their issues for sure but they are better than the Steelers. And the silly eight seconds at the end isn’t going to change that between now and the next game they play  What does need to change is the Browns need to become the efficient offense that they are capable of but have not been all year. This game should’ve been her 42 to 7 type game not 21 to 7. We left so many opportunities to score get by them. But they were still able to smash hell out of the Steelers

  • @tour2ma said:

    Jumping offsides shows a lack of impulse control???

    And please knock off the "he could have been paralyzed" bullshit.... even were he not being restrained by DeCastro Myles would not be able to generate that kind of spine compressing power.

    Anyone besides me ever been in a sports fight? I've been in 1 football and 2 basketball (one of which I was the team coach). .. and I never started one of them.

    Remember how rationally you reacted: at their start? restrained while an opponent was trying to engage you?

    Rationality is the first victim in any altercation.

    I never took off an opponent's helmet and then hit him with it. 

    @icecube said:

    I never took off an opponent's helmet and then hit him with it. 

    Missed opportunity, you'd be a high school legend! 

  • @buzzsaw619 said:

    Geezus man, there’s a difference between trying to pull a players helmet off and using it as a weapon against a player NOT WEARING ONE.  

    How could he be wearing a helmet if it got pulled off? 

    1st rule of football: always keep your helmet on. If Mason had just followed this rule none of this would have happened

    @crunchy said:

    How could he be wearing a helmet if it got pulled off? 

    1st rule of football: always keep your helmet on. If Mason had just followed this rule none of this would have happened

    Hahaha.  He clearly didn’t get the memo

  • @tour2ma said:

    Anyone besides me ever been in a sports fight? I've been in 1 football and 2 basketball (one of which I was the team coach). .. and I never started one of them.

    Remember how rationally you reacted: at their start? restrained while an opponent was trying to engage you?

    Rationality is the first victim in any altercation.

    Only been in one "sports fight" myself - a slow pitch softball fight if you can believe that shit.   (competitive city champ league stuff - not a beer league).

    Anyway, while it was not one of my proudest moments, I didn't grab an aluminum bat and swing it at someone under the guise that "it was a fight, and the other dude should've known better than to start it with me".  I knew what the line was, even in that out of control moment............. most do. 

    This is now how Myles will be remembered...... too bad.  

    @d-bone said:

    Only been in one "sports fight" myself - a slow pitch softball fight if you can believe that shit.   (competitive city champ league stuff - not a beer league).

    Anyway, while it was not one of my proudest moments, I didn't grab an aluminum bat and swing it at someone under the guise that "it was a fight, and the other dude should've known better than to start it with me".  I knew what the line was, even in that out of control moment............. most do. 

    This is now how Myles will be remembered...... too bad.  

    He can bounce back from this, if he stops being dirty now. He's an amazing player, but you can't do anything like this ever again. 

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  • @icecube said:

    But as the commentators are saying, it could have paralysed him. Better, worse? That's like asking which is worse? Eating a turd or a live spider. And Garrett semi started it from throwing him down and laying on him when he didn't need to. Then Rudolph reacted. 

    Or as I said Mike Tomlin started it by calling a play like that with eight seconds left instead of taking a fucking knee when the game was lost. He deserves Criticism for that

    @the-gipper said:

    Or as I said Mike Tomlin started it by calling a play like that with eight seconds left instead of taking a fucking knee when the game was lost. He deserves Criticism for that

    Mike Tomlin tried to trip Jacoby Jones on a kickoff during a game. I think he’s the last person that should talk about ethics or what’s right and wrong in the nfl. That being said, mason started the fight, set the trap, and Myles fell for it. Now mason can play the victim. Is what Garrett did completely horrible and uncalled for? Yes? Was a reaction like that what Rudolph wanted? Yes...... now he doesn’t have to play Myles and he’s the poor victim. 

  • @calfoxwc said:

    bs.  I watched him address it in the locker room. He was humble and admitted he lost control of his emotions. It's understandable, not excusable - he had his helmet ripped off after a very clean, gentle sack, and slut mason tried to rip his helmet off, and kicked him in the nuts at least once. Then the other slut squealers jumped on and restrained Garrett, and slut mason went after Garret while he was being held, and tried to punch Garrett in the face. So, Garrett swung a helmet at him to keep him at bay.

    Wrong? yep. but so was slut mason, pouncy etc. I mean, which would anybody here rather have - a glancing blow to your head and you're fine, or pouncey stomping 320 lbs into your head and kicked in the nuts?

    My god man, what doctored video replay are you watching?!?