Browns HC Todd Monken claps back at Mike Tomlin's diss

There's no love lost between divisional rivals. The Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns don't like each other, and that might extend beyond their fan bases.

That's why former Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin didn't waste an opportunity to take a shot at the Browns after their tough season opener.

Tomlin channeled his inner JuJu Smith-Schuster and brought back his infamous "Browns is the Browns" diss when asked about his AFC North foes.

Considering that, new coach Todd Monken made sure to send a diplomatic dart Tomlin's way, seeming to let him know he's not even in the league anymore.

Todd Monken doesn't care about Mike Tomlin's comments 

“Everybody's afforded their opinions. That's what you do when you go from coaching to television. We have to own that. We didn't play very well. I don't see it that way, Browns being Browns. Every week is different. Every team is different. We just didn't play well,” Monken said (h/t Ari Meirov). “That's one week. That's not Browns being Browns. That's Browns playing poorly on one week.”