Verse calls Steelers ‘dirty’ after Browns’ loss
Browns defensive end Jared Verse slammed to the ground by Steelers guard Mason McCormick and later accused the team of dirty play after a lopsided defeat at Acrisure Stadium.
Key points
- Verse was hit hard by Mason McCormick in the first quarter.
- He said he was very upset and could not respect the play.
- Verse called the Steelers dirty and kept the remarks after the loss.
On Sunday at Acrisure Stadium, the Cleveland Browns were defeated by the Pittsburgh Steelers in a lopsided loss.
Browns defensive end Jared Verse was slammed to the ground on his head by Steelers left guard Mason McCormick during the first quarter.
After the game, Verse said he was “very upset” about the play, describing it as “just the way they are” and stating, “I can’t have respect for anything like that.”
Verse stood by his description of the Steelers as “dirty” and did not retract his comments despite the defeat.
Your questions, answered
Why did Jared Verse call the Steelers dirty?
Verse said he was very upset about being slammed to the ground and could not respect the play.
Who hit Jared Verse?
Steelers left guard Mason McCormick hit Verse on his head.
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