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What's going on Clay Travis here, aka the most reasonable man in all of sports media.

The world has lost its mind over what happened with Miles Garrett last night.

Your boys down in the Florida Keys getting ready to officiate a wedding tomorrow. Congrats to Lori Kelly and to her fiance.

Lori used to be my outkick editor. So it's going to be pretty cool to officiate the wedding tomorrow.

Already people taking shots at my hair. I just got out of the shower. I'm about to go to the beach, but I wanted the way in on Miles Garrett.

I've never taken days off. Always there for you. Always here to be the most imminently reasonable man in the world of sports.

And so here in the event that you haven't seen the clip yet late last night in the Browns and Steelers game, Miles Garrett lost his mind.

He hit Mason Rudolph in the head with his own helmet.

I know that trying to be intelligent and look at precedent and be reasonable in reacting to sports stories is not necessarily always the coin of the realm.

But the best precedent to use here is Albert Hainesworth. Back in 2006, he stepped on the head of Andre Gerard, who was a offensive lineman for the Dallas Cowboys.

He hit his cleat. Gerard did not have his helmet on. It was an outside of the bounds of the play performance.

And as a result, Gerard had to get 30 stitches. All right. And Albert Hainesworth was suspended for four games.

And so this is not a complicated situation. What should happen to Miles Garrett at minimum is he should be suspended for at least four games, potentially the rest of the season.

His behavior was outside the bounds of acceptable behavior during a game. This isn't like somebody getting hit going over the middle.

This isn't like a play that is borderline dirty, but occurs in between the whistles while the play is actually taking place.

This was beyond the shadow of a doubt outside the bounds of acceptable behavior. I think Miles Garrett at least four games, potentially the rest of the season. He should be suspended.

Now, I'm also not saying that Mason Rudolph was perfect in his behavior, but everybody out there who's talking about self-defense is an idiot.

Anyone who has ever studied the law remotely knows that self-defense has to be in a reasonable nature. In other words, you have to fear death or serious bodily harm for yourself.

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