Okay, three, two, one, oh my goodness, good morning, good morning, good afternoon, whatever it is for you, I hope you're having a fantastic day.

My name is

Zach Schamler. This is strong opinion sports. Thank you so very much for

tuning in. Today is Friday, November 15th and I just want to jump in.

Last night the Cleveland Browns beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 21 to 7.

And man, there was so much to unpack from that football game.

I want to start with the ending of the game. There was an incident where the Browns defensive and Miles Garrett ripped off,

the Steelers quarterback, the nation Rudolph's helmet,

and ended up hitting him with it.

And it's not a laughing matter, It's just that's an uncomfortable laugh.

I think it's very clear like Miles Garrett, a lot of extra

extracurricular stuff happened, you know, there was punching, there was

all kinds of stuff and a lot of people are saying that Mason Rudolph initiated, I

think Mason Rudolph, the quarterback was the reason that the fight started.

However, if you're Miles Garrett, you got to control your emotion.

I understand it's football. I understand a lot of people are, some people are saying that it's

the heat of the moment to the defensive end. His job is to knock the stuffing out of a guy.

I understand. You just can't lose composure like that. It makes the game look horribly bad.

And Miles Garrett's in the wrong. He's going to get suspended. Baker Mayfield even said that in his post-game interview. Baker Mayfield said, you can't hurt your own team.

And Miles Garrett, he expects him to get suspended.

That's the reality of the situation.

There's no defense for Miles Garrett here. He's in the wrong in my opinion.

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