Antonio Brown cries ‘karma’ in reference to Vontaze Burfict

Antonio Brown sounds like a real class act.

Brown made sure to let it be known how he felt about Vontaze Burfict after the Bengals’ gut-wrenching loss to the Steelers, a game in which Brown helped lead his team to a 23-20 win.

It was also a game in which Pittsburgh scored the final 10 points with Burfict not in the game. He was knocked out after a cheapshot hit by Juju Smith-Schuster in the fourth quarter led to Burfict leaving the game on a stretcher.

But while Burfict was lying injured on the field and being loaded onto a stretcher, with the potential for serious damage to his body in play, all Brown could think of was “karma.”

This is obviously in reference to Burfict’s hit on Brown in the 2015 Wild Card game, which left him concussed and out of the Divisional Round loss to Denver the following week.

It’s safe to say Brown was still carrying a lot of bad feelings for Burfict coming into this matchup, but there’s still no excuse to act that way. NFL players shouldn’t be going around wishing injuries on other guys, just ask A.J. Green, a true class act.

For Brown to say he'd pay Smith-Schuster's fines and go around being happy about Burfict's injury is truly unacceptable and disgusting to see from an NFL star. This rivalry has officially gone too far.