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  • @calfoxwc said:

    this keeps getting ignored in the media. I figure, sissy mason was irate at getting sacked, after being hurried, sacked...Garrett was making him miserable and po'd.  4 interceptions, 4 sacks for 43 yards loss, qb rating of 36.3

    Why not guess that they wanted to bait Garrett to get him out of the game?  Why the hell, after Garrett tackled him by pulling him down, instead of landing on him - and getting flagged... did blewdolph go apecrap enraged?

    I say, because he was P*(&(*&^ frustrated, and they wanted Garrett out of the game. Try to rip Garrett's helmet off, calling him racist term, kick him in the groin, then for good measure, try to go after Garrett's face while he was being held. That make any sense either?

    How can you try to rip off a defender's helmet, kick him in the groin - and then be enraged at the guy who tackled you again? well, Garrett did pull HIS helmet off in return...

    but the clincher was, after getting bonked with his own helmet, he immediately turned for show to the ref. Sadly, Garrett took the bait.

    and couldn't play vs the squealers in their game two weeks later. AND, watching the close up of mason later in the game afterwards, he had a bigass smile on his face.

    https://www.footballdb.com/games/boxscore.html?gid=2019111401

    Pittsburgh Steelers Att Cmp Yds YPA TD Int Lg Sack Loss Rate
    Mason Rudolph 44 23 221 5.0 1 4 22 4 43 36.3

    They wanted Garrett out of the game? With only  8 seconds left?  Kinda late for that.

    Rudolph behaved like a sissy. In the process of making the tackle Garrett did nothing wrong. Spinning Rudolph to the ground after the sissy had released the ball got Rudolphs panties knotted up. Most likely Myles had no way of knowing he got rid of the ball.

    As he lay on the ground a  pissed off Rudolph proceeded then to try and pry Myle's helmet off with no success, clearly seen in the video. An enraged Myles returned the favor by successfully ripping Rudolph's helmet off. Myles tore his helmet off because Rudolf tried to take his off first...not because he said the N word.

    Myles didn't start clubbing him until after Rudolf charged at him. He didn't club him because he said the N word. Not one player heard Rudolf utter the N word.

    Myles is a categorical liar.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    They wanted Garrett out of the game? With only  8 seconds left?  Kinda late for that.

    Rudolph behaved like a sissy. In the process of making the tackle Garrett did nothing wrong. Spinning Rudolph to the ground after the sissy had released the ball got Rudolphs panties knotted up. Most likely Myles had no way of knowing he got rid of the ball.

    As he lay on the ground a  pissed off Rudolph proceeded then to try and pry Myle's helmet off with no success, clearly seen in the video. An enraged Myles returned the favor by successfully ripping Rudolph's helmet off. Myles tore his helmet off because Rudolf tried to take his off first...not because he said the N word.

    Myles didn't start clubbing him until after Rudolf charged at him. He didn't club him because he said the N word. Not one player heard Rudolf utter the N word.

    Myles is a categorical liar.

    You  don't have a fucking clue.  So you think that while Rudolph was trying to rip Garrett's helmet off, and then kicking him in the groin, that he was as silent as a lamb?   No. If you think that, you are stupid.  And, making an excuse for potentially racist behavior.  (which may be your ultimate motive)

  • @gorka said:

    Although I don't believe Rudolf said anything racist, it good to know your homerism stops where this "racism" bullshit begins.

    That makes two of us.

    Nothing can be proven either way.   Rudolph tried to pull Garret's helmet off, and kneed Garrett in the groin at the same time.  It is beyond fantasy to assume that he didn't' say something.  What he said, no on knows except he and Garrett.  I just know that Garrett's reaction to all three circumstances was volatile.

    GorkaG Gorka wrote on last edited by Gorka

    @the-gipper said:

    Nothing can be proven either way.   Rudolph tried to pull Garret's helmet off, and kneed Garrett in the groin at the same time.  It is beyond fantasy to assume that he didn't' say something.  What he said, no on knows except he and Garrett.  I just know that Garrett's reaction to all three circumstances was volatile.

    And that's just it. Nothing can be proven either way, yet the consensus here is the belief that Myles is telling the truth. I should at least expect 50/50. I have nothing against homerism, it's only a game, it's fun, and we're Browns fans...except when it comes to crap like this.

    As to the incident you described, you can also say that attempting to pull off your helmet while being kicked the groin is sufficient enough for any player to want to go ballistic. No naughty words required.

    Don't forget, Myles voluntarily backed off assisted by a couple Steelers after pulling off the helmet in retaliation to Rudolf.  It wasn't until Rudolf pursued him that he started swinging it.  I believe that if Rudolf had not pursued him, Myles clubbing him would have never happened giving him no reason to play the race card after the severity of his actions sunk in.. .

    He would have been dealt only a two game suspension as did Pouncey.  Game over. Time to move on. No stupid N word talk.

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  • @the-gipper said:

    Nothing can be proven either way.   Rudolph tried to pull Garret's helmet off, and kneed Garrett in the groin at the same time.  It is beyond fantasy to assume that he didn't' say something.  What he said, no on knows except he and Garrett.  I just know that Garrett's reaction to all three circumstances was volatile.

    And that's just it. Nothing can be proven either way, yet the consensus here is the belief that Myles is telling the truth. I should at least expect 50/50. I have nothing against homerism, it's only a game, it's fun, and we're Browns fans...except when it comes to crap like this.

    As to the incident you described, you can also say that attempting to pull off your helmet while being kicked the groin is sufficient enough for any player to want to go ballistic. No naughty words required.

    Don't forget, Myles voluntarily backed off assisted by a couple Steelers after pulling off the helmet in retaliation to Rudolf.  It wasn't until Rudolf pursued him that he started swinging it.  I believe that if Rudolf had not pursued him, Myles clubbing him would have never happened giving him no reason to play the race card after the severity of his actions sunk in.. .

    He would have been dealt only a two game suspension as did Pouncey.  Game over. Time to move on. No stupid N word talk.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    And that's just it. Nothing can be proven either way, yet the consensus here is the belief that Myles is telling the truth. I should at least expect 50/50. I have nothing against homerism, it's only a game, it's fun, and we're Browns fans...except when it comes to crap like this.

    As to the incident you described, you can also say that attempting to pull off your helmet while being kicked the groin is sufficient enough for any player to want to go ballistic. No naughty words required.

    Don't forget, Myles voluntarily backed off assisted by a couple Steelers after pulling off the helmet in retaliation to Rudolf.  It wasn't until Rudolf pursued him that he started swinging it.  I believe that if Rudolf had not pursued him, Myles clubbing him would have never happened giving him no reason to play the race card after the severity of his actions sunk in.. .

    He would have been dealt only a two game suspension as did Pouncey.  Game over. Time to move on. No stupid N word talk.

    See your logic is twisted. Just because if Rudolph had not pursued him still does not mean he did not use the N-word

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    @nickers said:

    He's not sponge worthy..

    FIFY??

  • @gorka said:

    They wanted Garrett out of the game? With only  8 seconds left?  Kinda late for that.

    Rudolph behaved like a sissy. In the process of making the tackle Garrett did nothing wrong. Spinning Rudolph to the ground after the sissy had released the ball got Rudolphs panties knotted up. Most likely Myles had no way of knowing he got rid of the ball.

    As he lay on the ground a  pissed off Rudolph proceeded then to try and pry Myle's helmet off with no success, clearly seen in the video. An enraged Myles returned the favor by successfully ripping Rudolph's helmet off. Myles tore his helmet off because Rudolf tried to take his off first...not because he said the N word.

    Myles didn't start clubbing him until after Rudolf charged at him. He didn't club him because he said the N word. Not one player heard Rudolf utter the N word.

    Myles is a categorical liar.

    You  don't have a fucking clue.  So you think that while Rudolph was trying to rip Garrett's helmet off, and then kicking him in the groin, that he was as silent as a lamb?   No. If you think that, you are stupid.  And, making an excuse for potentially racist behavior.  (which may be your ultimate motive)

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    @the-gipper said:

    You  don't have a fucking clue.  So you think that while Rudolph was trying to rip Garrett's helmet off, and then kicking him in the groin, that he was as silent as a lamb?   No. If you think that, you are stupid.  And, making an excuse for potentially racist behavior.  (which may be your ultimate motive)

    Of course it is. Are we really debating this Gip? 

  • @the-gipper said:

    You  don't have a fucking clue.  So you think that while Rudolph was trying to rip Garrett's helmet off, and then kicking him in the groin, that he was as silent as a lamb?   No. If you think that, you are stupid.  And, making an excuse for potentially racist behavior.  (which may be your ultimate motive)

    Of course it is. Are we really debating this Gip? 

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @dutch-oven said:

    Of course it is. Are we really debating this Gip? 

    He seems to be 

  • @gorka said:

    And that's just it. Nothing can be proven either way, yet the consensus here is the belief that Myles is telling the truth. I should at least expect 50/50. I have nothing against homerism, it's only a game, it's fun, and we're Browns fans...except when it comes to crap like this.

    As to the incident you described, you can also say that attempting to pull off your helmet while being kicked the groin is sufficient enough for any player to want to go ballistic. No naughty words required.

    Don't forget, Myles voluntarily backed off assisted by a couple Steelers after pulling off the helmet in retaliation to Rudolf.  It wasn't until Rudolf pursued him that he started swinging it.  I believe that if Rudolf had not pursued him, Myles clubbing him would have never happened giving him no reason to play the race card after the severity of his actions sunk in.. .

    He would have been dealt only a two game suspension as did Pouncey.  Game over. Time to move on. No stupid N word talk.

    See your logic is twisted. Just because if Rudolph had not pursued him still does not mean he did not use the N-word

    GorkaG Gorka wrote on last edited by

    @the-gipper said:

    See your logic is twisted. Just because if Rudolph had not pursued him still does not mean he did not use the N-word

    Lol...true it doesn't mean he didn't use the word, but that does not constitute my logic as being twisted in the least.

    There is one fact about this incident that cannot be refuted. No player on either team heard Rudolf saying anything racist. The behavior of both players as described was only meant to help to support that fact, not prove it.

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    It's highly likely he did say something, but highly unlikely it was the N word.

    What?

  • VamboV Vambo wrote on last edited by

    Ex-Browns GM John Dorsey says Myles Garrett told him right away Mason Rudolph used racial slur

    https://www.beaconjournal.com/sports/20200217/ex-browns-gm-john-dorsey-says-myles-garrett-told-him-right-away-mason-rudolph-used-racial-slur

    On Monday, Dorsey told the Beacon Journal in text messages it’s “correct” and “it’s the truth” that Garrett informed him of the racial slur accusation right away.

    Dorsey’s assertion is consistent with a prepared statement he released Nov. 21 in which he said Garrett “was open and honest with us about the incident from the start.”

  • NeroN Nero wrote on last edited by

    @dutch-oven said:

    What I find funny is that what did I find on my profile today? Gorka has recently been snooping on it... There he is, recent profile views...

    What a weirdo stalker. Apparently stalking me is what he considers "having a life". 

    I wouldn't take that seriously. I mant times visit profiles by mistake when trying to watch the last reply of a thread in my phone. 

  • hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by hoorta

    OK- I've had it- any more off topic name calling, and guys are going to start getting penalty points and kiddie timeouts. Grow the hell up, I want to see some semi intelligent discussion- and this thread has devolved into some schoolyard taunting for the most part. I don't give a rat's ass who started it. 

    That means you Dutch and Gorka. Take that crap over to the poli board. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    See your logic is twisted. Just because if Rudolph had not pursued him still does not mean he did not use the N-word

    Lol...true it doesn't mean he didn't use the word, but that does not constitute my logic as being twisted in the least.

    There is one fact about this incident that cannot be refuted. No player on either team heard Rudolf saying anything racist. The behavior of both players as described was only meant to help to support that fact, not prove it.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @gorka said:

    Lol...true it doesn't mean he didn't use the word, but that does not constitute my logic as being twisted in the least.

    There is one fact about this incident that cannot be refuted. No player on either team heard Rudolf saying anything racist. The behavior of both players as described was only meant to help to support that fact, not prove it.

    There is the twisted logic. Actually quite the opposite is true actions seem more to support the fact that Rudolph said something.

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by calfoxwc

    https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles/myles_garrett_calls_suspension_a_blessing_in_disguise/s1_127_31304948

    “Everything that happens to you is for a reason,” Garrett said. “If you take the lesson and make the best out of it, everything a blessing in disguise."

    “When I get back onto the field, you’ll see,” Garrett cautioned.

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  • D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by D Bone

    ^ All of those memes are super cute, and would've been ultra soothing to the fan base back when the Browns still had a glimmer of playoff hope after a dominating win against their bitter division rival.

    8 seconds. We couldn't even win when we won.  8. Fucking. Seconds. 

  • F Furious Styles wrote on last edited by

    No other Browns player heard it. No Steeler player heard it. No white player heard it. No other BLACK players heard it. No Hispanic player heard it. Steeler black coach goes public defending his white QB (who sucks as a QB)

     Myles should have responded like this when that complete STRANGER pimp SLAPPED HIM in his vehicle that day.

  • Ex-Browns GM John Dorsey says Myles Garrett told him right away Mason Rudolph used racial slur

    https://www.beaconjournal.com/sports/20200217/ex-browns-gm-john-dorsey-says-myles-garrett-told-him-right-away-mason-rudolph-used-racial-slur

    On Monday, Dorsey told the Beacon Journal in text messages it’s “correct” and “it’s the truth” that Garrett informed him of the racial slur accusation right away.

    Dorsey’s assertion is consistent with a prepared statement he released Nov. 21 in which he said Garrett “was open and honest with us about the incident from the start.”

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by

    @vambo said:

    Ex-Browns GM John Dorsey says Myles Garrett told him right away Mason Rudolph used racial slur

    https://www.beaconjournal.com/sports/20200217/ex-browns-gm-john-dorsey-says-myles-garrett-told-him-right-away-mason-rudolph-used-racial-slur

    On Monday, Dorsey told the Beacon Journal in text messages it’s “correct” and “it’s the truth” that Garrett informed him of the racial slur accusation right away.

    Dorsey’s assertion is consistent with a prepared statement he released Nov. 21 in which he said Garrett “was open and honest with us about the incident from the start.”

    It's a little too late for that now... There's no proof for either side.. They all need to grow up and let this pass into quiet obscurity for posterity sake...