The end of last night's Steelers vs. Browns game got ugly and now the players are paying for it.
In case you missed it, Steelers' QB Mason Rudolph and Browns' DE Myles Garrett got into a stiff during the final two minute warning of the game when Garrett got hold of Rudolph's helmet and went to hit Rudolph over the head with it. Fans everywhere quickly reacted to the harsh actions that happened on the field and now the NFL has officially responded in terms of what consequences will be put into place.
Garrett, Cleveland's first overall pick in the 2017 draft, is suspended indefinitely. We for sure will not see him on the field for the rest of this season (playoffs included) and he is scheduled to meet with the commissioner's office prior to being re-instated.
The brawl also involved Browns DT Larry Ogunjobi and Steelers C Maurkice Pouncey who have been suspended one game and three games respectively. In addition, both the Pittsburgh Steelers & Cleveland Browns organizations will be fined $250,000.
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