NFL Reactions to Myles Garrett Using Helmet As A Weapon

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Last night's game between the Browns and Steelers was pretty boring. Until :08 left in the game. And even then it wasn't because of the play on the field. It was when Browns defensive end Myles Garrett used Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph's helmet as a weapon. I don't usually think too much of these fights. I am not a big fight guy. But when you have the biggest names in the NFL reacting, I take notice. When the guys who have been on the field, or currently share the field with NFL players...when they react and comment about a colleague of theirs, that tells me how big of a deal this is. 

Here are some of the reactions from around social media. 

That. Is. Insanity. Wow.

— JJ Watt (@JJWatt) November 15, 2019

In all my life of football that might have been the craziest thing I have seen on a football field! They about to suspend Myles Garrett for 30 years! People getting stomped out, that was a hood fight! ----‍♂️ Hate to see that in our game that’s not what pro football is about!

— Reggie Bush (@ReggieBush) November 15, 2019

Bro i can’t even believe that just happen.

— Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes) November 15, 2019

Myles Garrett should not be allowed to play another snap this season

— Kyle Juszczyk (@JuiceCheck44) November 15, 2019

How many games suspended for everyone involved tonight? #brownsvsteelers #FightClub

— Golden Tate (@ShowtimeTate) November 15, 2019

He could of killed him. In the 17 years I played in the #NFL , never been more disturbed by the end of a game. #disappointed #notcool

— Andre Reed (@Andre_Reed83) November 15, 2019

Myles Garrett just did something that I’ve only seen in NFL practices. Guaranteed to be suspended.

— Cris Carter (@criscarter80) November 15, 2019

I wouldn’t be surprised if Garrett misses the rest of this season and half of next. It’s an ugly situation, Mason could have suffered a life altering injury. Football is an emotional sport but that was something different.

— Justin Forsett (@JForsett) November 15, 2019