As it turns out, neither player involved in the major confrontation that marred the end of the last meeting between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cleveland Browns will be on the field for the rematch on Sunday. Head coach Mike Tomlin just announced yesterday that rookie Devlin Hodges, not Mason Rudolph, will start at quarterback for his squad.
Myles Garrett, meanwhile, remains indefinitely suspended, for at least the duration of the 2019 season, and the Steelers locker room—both sides of the ball—couldn’t be more pleased to see him off the field.