[NobleFree]

It's a ridiculous allegation - a QB would alienate 3/4 of his teammates to hurl a pointless epithet? Only a dimwitted thug would think this was a remotely credible story.

[jmaroneps37]

It’s the NFL any questions?

[econjack]

No player on either team came forward to say they heard him say it on the field. There was also no indication of any players saying they heard him say it in their postgame comments.

Looking for that 15 minutes of fame??

[BenLurkin]

I have no doubt that the Steelers consider every Cleveland player to be a “stupid n-word”

No matter what color the Cleveland player’s skin.

[Magic Fingers]

The implication seems to be that if Garrett did call the thug a name, the thug is justified in hitting him in the head with his helmet.

[American Infidel]

This is a tactic that has - unfortunately - been very successful over the last 30 years or so due to an overload of white guilt and the effectiveness of the fear that is instilled at the prospect of being labeled a "racist".

It has also been used as a 'get out of jail free' card both figuratively and literally in situations when street thugs physically attack or even kill a white victim. By claiming that the white victim of the street thug's attack used the dreaded "n-bomb", it is hoped that this will serve as a mitigating circumstance or even absolve the attacker of all culpability. Unfortunately; society at large seems to agree with this on some level. Once you claim victim status; you are teflon.

I can pretty much guarantee that every song on Myles Garrett's I-Phone has an "n-bomb" as every other lyric, and that he and his homies refer to each other by that term daily. Make a decision. Either the word is offensive, or it isn't. Stop trying to have it both ways with the selective outrage.

[RaginRak]

He called him a “Lying,Dog-Faced Pony Soldier”