After knocking Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph out of Sunday’s game with a scary hit to the head and neck area, Baltimore Ravens safety Earl Thomas was not ejected from the contest. And while Thomas was flagged for roughing the passer on that third quarter play, early Monday morning reports indicate that the Ravens veteran safety isn’t expected to be suspended after the NFL reviews the play in New York, according to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network. Thomas, however, will likely be fined for his hit on Rudolph.
Report: Thomas Unlikely To Be Suspended For Hit On Rudolph
