You haven't done any interviews over the last few months.

What made you want to do one today?

I mean, it's good timing.

I'm back in the league, so I feel like it's a good time for me to share not only what I've been doing,

but what I'm doing to take a step forward and leave all that behind me.

Last Thursday, I sat down with Brown's defensive end Miles Garrett in Los Angeles

one day after he was reinstated into the NFL.

The interview, which aired on Outside the Lines,

was Garrett's first media appearance since he was suspended by the league

for swinging a helmet at Steelers' quarterback Mason Rudolph. Rudolph initially declined to comment. But after Garrett reaffirmed his claim

that the quarterback called him a racial slur, Rudolph replied on Twitter calling the accusation

1,000% false and a bold-faced lie. Today, more from our interview with Garrett, including

new details on who he says he told about his allegation that fateful night. Then Adam

Schefter joins the show to discuss the Steelers' response and what this means for both players

going forward. I'm Minikimes. It's Monday, February 17th.

This is ESPN Daily, presented by ADT.

Let's go back to November 14th.

You guys were up, 21 to 7,

just seconds left in the game.

Beating the Steelers for the first time and how long. And that gets marred by idiotic play by me and a couple other guys on both teams.

And there's a brawl going down inside the 10-yard line. And getting in there was Miles Garrett,

and Garrett took the helmet off of Mason Rudolph and flung it.

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