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Another blow to the Browns during a season of missed expectations. Myles Garrett's suspension has been upheld by the league today in the wake of the Mason Rudolph incident from the Steelers game last week.

 Sam and Brad discussed the news at length Thursday during their show. 

:19 - Yes, the Myles Garrett-Mason Rudolph story is nearly a week old, but the with the Browns and Steelers squaring off on December 1st, old wounds may be ripped open. Comedian and actor Bret Ernst is a huge football fan, and he touched on the story, as well as how much gambling has an effect on the game.

12:08 - Can you imagine being an umpire for little league or travel baseball these days, with all of the overprotective parents? One umpire walked off the field and left after being heckled by parents.

17:47 - It’s that time of year to nominate candidates for the American Red Cross’ Acts of Courage.

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Browns Defensive End Myles Garrett is appealing his indefinite suspension after Thursday night's on-field fight between him and Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph.

According to NFL Insider Ian Rapoport, Garrett and his representation may have found a loophole in the League's Collective Bargaining Agreement that doesn't allow indefinite suspensions for on-field acts.

 

As #Browns DE Myles Garrett gets set to appeal his lengthy suspension, one source said an argument will be that the CBA does not allow for indefinite suspensions for on-field acts. Garrett will hope for a finite number, as well as a reduction.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 17, 2019

Garrett is the talk of the NFL after he ripped off Rudolph's helmet with just 8 seconds left in Thursday's Browns win over the Steelers, and then clubbed him over the head with it. On Friday the NFL suspended Garrett without pay indefinitely.

 

From @NFLTotalAccess: Wrapping up a wild day of #Browns and #Steelers fines and suspensions. pic.twitter.com/o0G1IFfYcc

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 16, 2019

:19 - The fallout continues after Myles Garrett's on-field assault of Mason Rudolph with his own helmet. A long-time NFL player in Jay Brophy has seen a lot of stuff in his football career, but nothing like this.

7:35 - The impeachment inquiry continues this week, and Dr. John Green from the Bliss Institute at the University of Akron has you covered. Dr. Green talked about the key players, and he touched on the Democratic ticket.

15:18 - Colin Kaepernick has not taken an NFL snap in almost three calendar years, yet he’s making himself available for curious teams with injured or ineffective quarterbacks. His audition over the weekend drew ire from everyone, including the morning show who considered it to be a public relations stunt.

18:28 - On this day in 1978, the Jonestown massacre occurred in Guyana. Ray and Tony looked back at the Peoples’ Temple and the drinking of the Flavor Aid.

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On this Friday edition of The Sam and Brad Show, the guys react to the brawl between the Browns and Steelers to close the game Thursday night and the repercussions it will have on both teams (00:22). WKYC's Bud Shaw (09:16) and Steve Doerschuk of The Canton Repository (18:33) shared their views on the melee as well.

Today's edition of Know Your Prospect takes us to Arlington,Texas to Martin High School, where head coach Bob Wager joined the Sam and Brad Show Wednesday.

Wager joined the show to talk about one of his former players, Myles Garrett and his preparation going into the NFL.

 

For the full interview, click right here.

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