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Pittsburgh Steelers players Diontae Johnson and Minkah Fitzpatrick got into a heated argument in the locker room after their game against the Cleveland Browns. The altercation was broken up by Cameron Heyward and T.J. Watt, who delivered a message about the team needing to stick together. The argument between Johnson and Fitzpatrick is seen as a reflection of the frustration with the team's struggling offense, which led to the firing of offensive coordinator Matt Canada. The Steelers have moved on from the incident and are focused on their upcoming game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
- Diontae Johnson and Minkah Fitzpatrick got into a heated argument in the locker room after the game against the Browns.
- Cameron Heyward and T.J. Watt intervened and delivered a message about the team needing to stick together.
- The argument is a reflection of the frustration with the team's struggling offense.
- Offensive coordinator Matt Canada was fired as a result of the team's performance.
- The Steelers have moved on from the incident and are focused on their upcoming game against the Bengals.
Diontae Johnson | WR
- Got into a heated argument with Minkah Fitzpatrick in the locker room after the game against the Browns.
- Was visibly upset on the sideline during the game and engaged in an animated conversation with head coach Mike Tomlin.
- Chirped at the coaches all the way into the locker room.
- Had just two catches in the game against the Browns.
Pittsburgh Steelers
- Fired offensive coordinator Matt Canada due to the team's struggling offense.
- The argument between Johnson and Fitzpatrick reflects the frustration with the offense.
- The team has moved on from the incident and is focused on their upcoming game against the Bengals.
- The Steelers have a negative point differential and have been outgained in every game this season.
- Rank 28th in points per game, 28th in offensive yards per game, and 30th in passing yards per game this season.