Three members of the Cleveland Browns were fined for their actions in Sunday’s 27-6 Pittsburgh Steelers victory on Sunday.

Cornerback Tyson Campbell, running back Quinshon Judkins and defensive end Sam Williams were all fined, the NFL announced on Saturday.

Judkins and Williams were fined for taunting, on third quarter plays that also resulted in personal foul penalties being assessed in-game. Judkins was fined $11,941 and Williams’ pay was docked $6,361.

Campbell was fined $23,882 for unnecessary roughness/use of helmet on a play that was not flagged during the game. Campbell was attempting to tackle Steelers wide receiver Germie Bernard on a play late in the second quarter.

Campbell was injured on the play and left the game, but returned in the third quarter.

Steelers safety Jaquan Brisker was fined for his hit that concussed Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, while guard Mason McCormick was not fined for slamming Browns defensive end Jared Verse.