It was probably better when he said nothing at all. Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin started out this week refusing to talk about the Thursday Night Football brawl with the Cleveland Browns. Now, he’s given a take that can call his sanity into question.
Anyone watching the fight that took place between the two teams should be able to come to two simple conclusions. One, Myles Garrett should not have swung the helmet. Two, Mason Rudolph started the freaking thing. Anyone can understand this simple logic as both statements are true — unless you ask Mike Tomlin, who didn’t see it that way.