Pat Freiermuth took a page out of his Pittsburgh Steelers teammate George Pickens's book on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. With Pickens out of the game due to a hamstring injury, Freiermuth jokingly admitted he needed to fill that hole on offense when it came to touchdown celebrations.

After what can only be characterized as an extremely uneventful and slow start to TE Pat Freiermuth's 2024 campaign—scoring just two touchdowns through the first eleven games of the season—the Pittsbu

So, with Pickens standing on the sidelines as an inactive player, tight end Pat Freiermuth decided to give Pickens a fun tribute by punting the football into the stands after his touchdown. That is what Pickens did after he scored his touchdown against the Cincinnati Bengals last week.

The Steelers had somewhat of a quarterback controversy early in the season, but the team avoided any fracturing of the locker room.

Tight end Pat Freiermuth celebrates touchdown in Steelers' victory over Browns by booting the ball into the stands

Pittsburgh Steelers TE Pat Freiermuth shares how he learned of WR George Pickens’ puzzling Week 14 absence, raising more questions.

Even when he's not on the field, George Pickens is still impacting the game. A surprise inactive for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Pickens didn't take a snap during Sunday's win over the Cleveland Browns but that didn't stop TE Pat Freiermuth from doing his best GP14 imitation.

Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth scored a touchdown in the Week 14 win over the Cleveland Browns and proceeded to punt the ball into the stands after scoring. Following the game, Freiermuth had a hilarious reason for the celebration,