Retton gives Steelers' Brown perfect 10 for his flip
After Antonio Brown's front flip into the end zone Sunday, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin told reporters to judge it during his postgame news conference. Olympic gold medalist Mary Lou Retton isn't a reporter, but is certainly more qualified to score the end zone somersault.
Retton, the 1984 women's all-around champion, gave her evaluation of Brown's tumble at the end of his 56-yard touchdown in Sunday's 30-9 win over Cleveland.
@AntonioBrown84 Way to stick that landing! Perfect 10! #SteelersNation
— Mary Lou Retton (@marylouretton) November 16, 2015
Brown, who had 10 catches for 139 yards and two touchdowns, concurs with Retton, joking after the game that the Russian judge also probably would've awarded him a 10.
"A little excitement, having fun with it," Brown said via Steelers.com. "Gotta be smart. But I definitely stuck the landing."
1) Ben finds Antonio Brown 2) Brown catches it 3) Browns runs for 56 yards and FRONT FLIPS into end zone. #CLEvsPIT https://t.co/1vMR1UbpzI
— NFL (@NFL) November 15, 2015
h/t: PennLive.com