Myles Garrett is instantly regretting his helmet-swinging actions. The defensive end ripped off Pittsburgh quarterback Mason Rudolph’s helmet and hit him in the head with it as the Browns’ 21 ...

On Thursday, an altercation between Browns pass rusher Myles Garrett and Steelers ... the game that he blacked out after seeing Garrett swing a helmet at his quarterback, and that he was ...

Then, Garrett swung the dislodged helmet at Rudolph's unprotected head. Quarterback Mason Rudolph #2 of the Pittsburgh Steelers fights with defensive end Myles Garrett #95 of the Cleveland Browns ...

The NFL took swift and sharp action against Myles Garrett less than 24 hours after he forcefully removed the helmet of Mason Rudolph and swung it at his head, suspending the Cleveland Browns ...

and maybe you'll see Rudolph kicking Garrett in the groin. Doesn't matter. Myles Garrett ... 13 years ago for putting his cleat into the helmet-less head of Cowboys center Andre Gurode.

A fight broke out, during which Cleveland defensive end Myles Garrett ripped off the helmet ... it was “completely gutless & classless to swing a helmet at someone else.” ...

What joy Cleveland got from ending an eight-game winless streak in a dominant 21-7 victory was completely ruined by third-year defensive end Myles Garrett's vicious helmet swing to the head of ...

“He knows that.” “I am embarrassed; Myles is embarrassed,” Kitchens said. Garrett likewise said he was embarrassed by his helmet swing, which came after he ripped Rudolph’s helmet off of ...

Myles Garrett expects to get booed by the handful of fans at Heinz Field on Sunday but not because of his helmet swing heard ‘round the AFC North last year. “We are the Browns,” Cleveland ...

For 59 minutes and 52 seconds, Myles Garrett was the ... s anger and attempt to dislodge Garrett’s headgear by yanking Rudolph’s facemask and pulling the helmet off his head and 3) swinging ...

First, Rudolph told reporters he was OK after Browns defensive end Myles Garrett swung Rudolph’s helmet and at least partially connected with Rudolph’s head during a fight that took place with ...

"A player must not use a helmet that is no longer worn by anyone as a weapon to strike, swing at, or throw at an opponent," the NFL rule book states. The Myles Garrett attack wasn’t ...