Roughly three months after he smashed Mason Rudolph over the head with his own helmet, Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett yesterday cordially sat down with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to discuss the terms of his reinstatement after he was suspended indefinitely as a result of the incident.
Garrett, a third-year defender, and Rudolph, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ second-year quarterback, quarreled at the tail end of a mid-November game between the two teams. The defensive end brough Rudolph down to the ground after he had thrown a screen pass and followed through the motion.