superdave1984
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He was pulled to the ground, not driven to the ground. Rudolph was on top of Garrett. That kind of negates the claim of "driven to the ground". Garrett needs to made an example of, and that appears to be what the NFL is doing. But to claim Rudolph was driven to the ground is false.He was driven to ground late as hell and then laid on for several seconds. It was dirty. A blind person could see it.
This is "driven to the ground" the tackle on Rudolph was not even close.