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'Pittsburgh Started It' T-Shirts For Sale By Cleveland Company
The slogan is a reference to the helmet-swinging brawl that capped last week's game between the Steelers and Browns.

CLEVELAND — The fight between the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers is still fresh in football fans' minds, and is still a point of discussion for pundits and analysts. A week after the brawl happened, a Cleveland company has begun selling "Pittsburgh Started It" T-shirts.
GV Art + Design Apparel is selling the tees on the company's website. The cost is $28.
The slogan on the tees is a reference to what many Cleveland fans and others across the country have asserted since the infamous incident at the conclusion of the Browns 21-7 victory over the Steelers. As the game ended, Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph tussled on the ground with Browns defensive end Myles Garrett and appeared to be attempting to pull at Garrett's helmet before Garrett pulled off the quarterback's helmet and clubbed him with it.
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"In no way to we condone the actions of Myles, and what he did," GV Art states on the website. "But we will never forget Pittsburgh Started It. Show your support of a good guy who made one bad mistake with this new tee."
Garrett was suspended indefinitely for his actions. Browns defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi and Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey also received suspensions for the roles in the ensuing brawl. Rudolph was not suspended and on Wednesday apologized for his role in the melee.
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"As for my involvement .... there's no acceptable excuse,"he said. "The bottom line is that I should have done a better job keeping my composure in that situation, and (I) fell short of what I believe it means to be a Pittsburgh Steeler and a member of the NFL."
Garrett is appealing his suspension. The Browns are 4-6 and are still in contention for a playoff spot.
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