Myles Garrett Appeals His Suspension

CLEVELAND (AP) – A person familiar with the meeting says suspended Browns star Myles Garrett will have his appeal heard by the NFL in the next few days. Garrett was suspended indefinitely hours after he swung a helmet and hit Steelers QB Mason Rudolph in the head. Garrett’s appeal must take place before Cleveland’s next game. The league is still finalizing when it will take place, according to the person who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation.