Steelers LS Christian Kuntz roasts Browns in hilarious fashion
The bad blood between the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers runs deep — apparently long snapper deep, as Christian Kuntz roasted the Steel City's AFC North rivals in hilarious fashion.
On the most recent episode of The Christian Kuntz Podcast, which was a re-airing of their live draft special, the Steelers long snapper kicked off their show with a Browns-sized bang — telling whoever is in charge of the audio to mute Cleveland's pick:
"The Browns are clock — everybody, let's cut the audio on the draft. No one wants to hear from the Browns. They traded [their pick] anyway. We had these plans to cut this audio cause no one wants to hear that garbage.'
While the Steelers have gotten the better of the Browns over the past two decades, the rivalry has gotten red hot as of late — fueled by Myles Garrett's DPOY feud with T.J. Watt, George Pickens altercation with Greg Newsome II, and Cleveland's recent acquisitions of former Steelers QB Kenny Pickett and WR Diontae Johnson.
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