Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday that he hadn’t seen the video of receiver George Pickens’ scuffle with Browns cornerback Greg Newsome II, but indicated that the Browns interfered with Pickens and prevented him from going up for the ball on the Hail Mary at the end of the game in whiteout conditions.

After the Browns beat the Steelers, George Pickens went after Greg Newsome II, and the cornerback made sure to make his thoughts known

George Pickens had a rough night with the Pittsburgh Steelers losing to the Cleveland Browns in the snow. That wasn’t just because his squad took the L, but because the Steelers wideout got into a fracas with Browns cornerback Greg Newsome II as the game-ended on an incomplete Hail Mary attempt.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The NFL will review George Pickens instigating a fight with Browns cornerback Greg Newsome after the Hail Mary at the end of the Browns' 24-19 upset of the Steelers, and a fine could be coming.

Bad blood was boiling after the Browns' snow-covered win over the Steelers on Thursday night, including an incident involving George Pickens.

The Browns returned to practice on Monday following their mini-bye weekend after defeating Pittsburgh on Thursday Night Football. They held practice and media availability after. Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe start their daily practice report by discussing the health situation with the Browns with wide receiver Cedric Tillman still in concussion protocol.

As the ball sailed into the end zone, Steelers wide receiver George Pickens and Browns cornerback Greg Newsome II engaged with each other, but not near the actual play. Replays showed that the two were holding each other with Pickens having a hand inside Newsome's facemask and helmet.

Russell Wilson’s incomplete Hail Mary attempt gave the Cleveland Browns a 24-19 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 12, but it was hard not to notice George Pickens practically brawling with Greg Newsome II on the play.