Myles Garrett tried to take the high road. Facing an indefinite suspension for hitting Mason Rudolph in the head last Thursday, he went into his appeal and tried to make his case. The Cleveland Browns defensive end didn’t go to the media and only used that platform to express his sincere apology.
As for Rudolph, he took every opportunity to show the world he was the victim. Not only did he attack Garrett’s character but he practically absolved himself from wrongdoing — simply because he “had a bone to pick.”
Even with Garrett trying his best to keep everything out of the court of public opinion, word leaked that he claimed a racial slur from Rudolph prompted his attack.