“I heard about it,” Tomlin said during his press conference on Tuesday. “Certainly he was involved in the Hail Mary as a point man.” He was asked what the point man is. “The guy that highpoints the football,” Tomlin said. Was he in position to ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers found themselves in a trap game against the Cleveland Browns on Thursday Night Football, where they struggled to gain momentum for most of the night.

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.

Leave it to George Pickens to get into it with an opponent and some fans during a Pittsburgh Steelers game. Pickens' Steelers lost 24-19 to the Cleveland

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin addressed the media on Tuesday and touched on wide receiver George Pickens being out of position for the Hail Mary on the final play of the Week 12 loss, and the controversial play call on third down in the series prior.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been heavily criticized in the days since their brutal loss to the inferior Cleveland Browns. The Browns came into the game with just two wins on the season and they managed to pull off the upset over the Steelers,

This time it was the scuffle right after the Hail Mary pass by Russell Wilson at the end of the Browns game involving Steelers wide receiver George Pickens and Browns defensive back Greg Newsome.

Another week, another George Pickens headline. Pickens has been criticized for his effort on the final play of the game across the league these past few days. The Steelers enigmatic wideout didn’t appear to play or pay attention to the ball as he was busy tussling with Browns CB Greg Newsome in the back of the endzone.