The Browns accused the 49ers’ Jennings of crossing the line with the game’s comments

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Joan Jennings finds himself in some hot water for his game actions for the second straight week.

After hitting Carolina Panthers safety Trayvon Mohrig — who earlier delivered a low blow to Jennings — during Week 12, a handful of Cleveland Browns defenders spoke out on Jennings after Sunday’s 26-8 49ers win.

“I understand why they beat your brains out. I’m surprised no one has put him in a fight yet.”

During an injury timeout midway through the game, Jennings had to be separated from the Browns’ defense after exchanging words.

Following Jennings’ run-in with Moehrig, the Panthers insisted that Jennings was “talking crazy,” in what ended as a 20–9 San Francisco victory.

Mohrig was eventually suspended for Carolina’s Week 13 game against the Los Angeles Rams and fined for his punch. Jennings received a minor penalty for his post-game actions.

Jennings scored a touchdown and caught four passes for 39 yards against the Browns, building on his strong season.

Browns star lineman Myles Garrett also commented on his behavior after the game, though.

“I can’t speak to how he was raised, but if you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything,” he said. “So, he had a lot to say that he was disrespectful and disrespectful to some of our players. And I was just trying to isolate everyone. And I tried to go up and ask what’s the problem, and then he started coming to me and, I mean, some people just roll like that.”