Antonio Brown jump-kicks punter

“We’ll see,” Brown said when asked if he expects to be fined. “I had no intent of hurting anybody.”
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said last week that he would use Brown, a Pro Bowl wide receiver, as a punt returner because he “wouldn’t live with my fears.”
It marks the second time since last December that Brown has been a central figure in a play in which an AFC rival’s punter took a shot to the face.
Steelers linebacker Terence Garvin broke Kevin Huber’s jaw near the end of last season when he obliterated Cincinnati Bengals punter Kevin Huber during Brown’s 67-yard return for a touchdown. Garvin wasn’t penalized on the play, but he was later fined $25,000 for unnecessary roughness.