To be fair, he probably should have. I don’t think he stepped on him intentionally, and our coach pushed him first.

#Browns Ronnie Harrison can’t do this. You just can’t. Ejection and fine is automatic. Even if a coach pushes you because he thinks you’re purposely stepping on his player (and I actually don’t think it was on purpose by Harrison) you can’t open-hand shove a coach in the face. pic.twitter.com/jeWzEu1kUo

— Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson) September 12, 2021

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That’s not cool, but yanking a backup QB’s helmet off and trying to beat him with it is.
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He should have, to be honest.
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Bull fucking shit.

A penalty? Fine. But throwing him out of the game? He was just trying to protect his player. He wasn’t even overly aggressive.
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The Browns apparently don't think Harrison should have been ejected either...saying Humphrey shoved Harrison causing him to step on CEH and then he was attacked by a Chiefs coach.
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Also, Garrett is the same guy that tried to pull the race card after hitting another player with a helmet. Who gives a fuck what he says?
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Yeah he's not wrong.

Maybe the player shouldn't have punched back? :-)
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i dont know - the coach was trying to get his foot off of our player. Dont have a problem with how he reacted. The browns' coaches would have done the same.

I think the foot was on purpose, so that sways me a bit. Maybe it wasnt though?
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They both should have...
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Lol
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I think that is a big determining factor. If he stepped on him accidentally, our Coach was out of line putting his hands on a player.
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A push does not deserve a punch in that situation. As a player, I'd never hit anyone other than another player. You just can't do that.

Emotions though.
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Myles Garrett has zero room to talk. Should have been charged with assault in that helmet fiasco a couple years ago.
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It’s the precedent. Under no circumstances should a player ever touch an opposing coach or referee.
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