Steelers wide receiver George Pickens said repeatedly during his media session Friday he was just there so he wouldn’t get fined when the subject of his postgame fight with Browns cornerback Greg Newsome II came up.

Both players from the Browns and Steelers received fines on Saturday from the Week 12 game in Cleveland. None were George Pickens nor Greg Newsome II.

Cleveland.com’s photographer Joshua Gunter provided a close-up look at the altercation between George Pickens and Greg Newsome in Week 12.

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

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.

Browns cornerback Greg Newsome II tweets his thoughts on George Pickens after their postgame scuffle behind the end zone.

George Pickens appeared to get into a shoving match with a Browns defensive back just as the final whistle sounded in Cleveland’s home 24-19 win over the Steelers on “Thursday Night

Mike Tomlin defended George Pickens on the Hail Mary at the end of the loss to the Browns, saying the Browns prevented him from going up for the ball.

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.

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

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens avoided any fines in his altercation with Cleveland Browns defensive back Greg Newsome on the final play of the team’s 24-19 loss last Thursday. Instead,