What slur did Tony Grossi say?

Grossi, over a hot mic, reportedly referred to Mayfield as a “f***ing m*****.” A short time after his suspension was announced, Grossi tweeted a statement, saying he’s “truly sorry” for his “choice of words.” “I sincerely apologize for using a word that is a derogatory slur.

What happened Tony Grossi?

Five days after officially leaving the Plain Dealer, Grossi signed with sports radio station (and eventual Browns flagship) WKNR AM 850 to be their Browns beat reporter and analyst Along with this, Grossi continues in his role on SportsTime Ohio, and as part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee.

Was the Browns game postponed?

30, 2020, 3:17 p.m. CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns game Sunday vs. the Steelers is in no jeopardy of being postponed because there’s no evidence of COVID-19 transmission inside the Browns facility, NFL Chief Medical Officer Dr. Allen Sills said Wednesday.

How tall is Mayfield?

1.85 m
Baker Mayfield/Height

How long has Tony Grossi covered the Browns?

Tony Grossi covers the Cleveland Browns for 850 ESPN Cleveland, and The Land on Demand. A 35-year veteran covering football in Cleveland, Tony is also 1 of 48 members on the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee.

What did the Browns get for Greg Newsome?

Grossi wrote the Browns make the move, giving up “Extra picks in the third and fourth rounds” to select Norwestern corner Greg Newsome.

Who are the reporters that cover the Cleveland Browns?

Tony Grossi has covered the Cleveland Browns since 1984, currently for ESPN Cleveland, and is one of 46 voters for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Editor’s note: Tony Grossi covers the Cleveland Browns for 850 ESPN Cleveland. Hey Tony: It seems there is a renewed effort to get Art Modell in the HOF.

Who is the GM of the Cleveland Browns?

Armed with nine draft picks, ESPN Cleveland Browns analyst Tony Grossi doesn’t see GM Andrew Berry remaining complacent on draft day. The long-time scribe contends Berry’s been too aggressive in his short history as GM to sit around and wait for the fifth best corner, or the fifth best edge rusher.