It’s been a week since George Pickens and Greg Newsome II went at it after the Browns defeated the Steelers, 24-19. During Steelers media availability on Friday, Pickens was asked if he knew of any possible fines from the NFL due to the heated moment.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens adopted Marshawn Lynch's tactics during an interview ahead of Week 13.

"I'm just here so I won't get fined" became part of football vernacular thanks to Marshawn Lynch's answers to questions before Super Bowl XLVIII and Steelers wide receiver George Pickens took a page from Lynch's book on Friday.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens channeled his inner persona, Marshawn Lynch before Sunday's clash with the Cincinnati Bengals. “I’m just here so I won’t get fined,” Pickens said, via Nick Farabaugh on X.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are coming off of their third loss of the season, and the loss sparked a ton of story lines. There was a lot of debate about the team using both Russell Wilson and Justin Fields,

With recent criticism over his antics, issues with reporters, and his overall on the field character in question, it's no wonder why George Pickens doesn't want to make himself available when speaking to the media.

George Pickens does not like talking to the media. Anyone who is in the Pittsburgh Steelers locker room knows this, but Pickens does make some notable comments at times. That happened after the Steelers faced the Cleveland Browns,

George Pickens and Greg Newsome proceeded to have a full on brawl after the play that had to be broken up by teammates, officials, and security on the field. Pickens was asked about the incident on Friday,

The fact there is now even more drama surrounding a Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver should come as no surprise. The Steelers have had their share of malcontents at the position over the years from guys like Antonio Brown and Chase Claypool and now you can add