The league will look into the final play of the Steelers loss to the Browns to see if there should be any punishment on George Pickens.

The NFL is set to review the postgame fight between Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens and Cleveland Browns cornerback Greg Newsome, according to Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com. This could set both Pickens and Newsome up for fines, though a suspension stemming from the incident is not expected, sources told PennLive.

Steelers fans bash star wideout George Pickens for his post-game comments after losing to the Browns in Week 12

Another week, another George Pickens outburst for the Pittsburgh Steelers. A month after he was fined for pulling a Dallas Cowboys player down by his facemask on the final play of a Week 5 loss, the wide receiver had to be restrained by stadium staff immediately following Pittsburgh's failed Hail Mary against the Cleveland Browns on Thursday,

Steelers wide receiver George Pickens is an interesting character. Throughout the NFL season Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has addressed Pickens'

Cleveland Browns cornerback Greg Newsome believes that Pittsburgh Steelers star wide receiver George Pickens is ‘fake tough’ after a postgame fight occurred on the game’s last play.

The Browns know a key to the Steelers' offense is wide receiver George Pickens, who's one of the league's top big-play receivers.

It wasn't enough that the Pittsburgh Steelers had to lose to the Cleveland Browns on Thursday night. The Steelers losing a game they should have won is nothing new. But the fact that wide receiver George Pickens on-field theatrics have become almost as commonplace is

Pickens and Browns cornerback Greg Newsome got into a scuffle, which ended with Pickens throwing haymakers at Newsome against the stadium barrier. After the game, Pickens said he did not believe the Browns were a ‘good team at all.