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Slack.com slash DHQ. So do you remember that fight in the Brown Steelers game? Miles

Garrett versus Mason Rudolph Garrett, Teres Rudolph's helmet off and smacks him with it? Well,

let's relive the moment just really briefly so we can talk about it. Watch this.

Well, he tackled Rudolph. Rudolph didn't like the way that he was tackled. Oh, gosh.

Oh, man. Oh, my goodness.

Yes, memories. The memories. Well, Garrett got suspended indefinitely, at least for the

year, if not longer. And that was a week ago that it happened. A week goes by. And the

most frustrating thing about what happens next is that it's just so utterly predictable.

That's you knew it was happening. You knew it was going to happen. We all saw it coming.

So Garrett now, Miles Garrett, the aggressor in the situation, the guy that tore the helmet

off and hit somebody else with it. He now, in an effort to excuse his actions and to deflect

blame and to get his suspension overturned or at least minimized, he now says that Mason

Rudolph used a racial slur towards him. Of course, right? That's just, of course. Nobody

mentioned anything about a racial slur before, but now the claim comes out that, oh, by

the way, a week later, but yeah, he said racial slur just so you know. First of all, I think

that as people have been talking about this, whether or not it's true or whatever, this

hasn't been stipulated enough. But even if it was true, okay, even if Mason Rudolph

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