Mike Tomlin Blasts Myles Garrett Interview, Says It's Unfair to Mason Rudolph
Tomlin not only said he doesn't believe Garrett -- citing investigations by the Steelers and the NFL -- but knocked ESPN for not doing more to represent those findings.
"It was a thorough investigation done by us and the Nation Football League, I don’t think that was represented during that piece [that aired on ESPN]," Tomlin said. "These accusations are serious, not only in terms of Mason Rudolph’s character but his professional pursuits." "Nobody on that field as a member of the Cleveland browns or Pittsburgh Steelers corroborated what was said by Myles Garrett. That was founded by us and the National Football League, and at no point during that piece this weekend that was stated."
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