VIDEO: Mason Rudolph Blasts Myles Garrett in Postgame Interview and Calls Him a Coward

Mason Rudolph did not hold back when asked about Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett following the pair's heated scuffle on Thursday Night Football. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback called Garrett's decision to rip his helmet off and use it as a weapon a "coward move" while adding that he isn't going to back down from a "bully" in the heat of competition.

Rudolph, who threw four interceptions in a 21-7 loss, might not be totally innocent. He could be seen on video trying to push Garrett's helmet off when the two of them were wrestling on the ground, though that's been a much less dissected aspect of the scrap.

Still, once Garrett snapped and attacked Rudolph with the guy's own helmet, he lost all sympathy.

Rudolph may not get away scot-free in this whole affair, but it's hard to victim blame when Rudolph got his head bashed in with his own helmet.

Rudolph's representation, Younger & Associates/QB Limited, tweeted early Friday morning, stating that the "matter will be reviewed thoroughly." As a result, it's possible Garrett faces legal repercussions for his actions.

These two teams play each other again in a few weeks on Dec. 1, but we probably won't get to see Garrett on the field anytime soon, as he's expected to be slapped with a lengthy suspension.