Furious NFL fans have ripped into Cleveland Browns assistant GM Catherine Hickman over her ’embarrassing’ outfit choice at a press conference on Wednesday.Hickman spoke with the media ahead of the team’s Week 1 opener, opting to wear a grey sweatshirt with the words ‘Los Angeles Made Me Do It’ written on the front. The sweatshirt itself had rips and holes in it, leading furious fans to question the professionalism of the Browns assistant GM. Taking to X, one fan wrote: ‘This just shows how unserious this organization is. This is unacceptable attire for an assistant GM addressing the press.”Most GMs or assistant GMs wear a suit or team gear to work every day. A tacky ripped sweater and yoga pants is definitely below the bar of professional and acceptable work attire,’ another disgruntled user wrote on X. However, beyond the suggestions that Hickman’s outfit wasn’t professional, other fans were left furious given the context of the Browns recently sending reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams. Furious NFL fans have ripped into Cleveland Browns assistant GM Catherine Hickman Hickman opted to wear a grey sweatshirt that had ‘Los Angeles Made Me Do It’ written on the front and a number of rips and holes in it, when she addressed reporters on Wedensday’Wearing a sweatshirt saying ‘Los Angeles Made Me Do It’ after trading away one of the best players in franchise history to Los Angeles is… a choice,’ said one fan.’I like Catherine Hickman… [but] this sweatshirt is a choice after the Myles deal,’ said another surprised fan.Another said: ‘That shirt is a choice, since they just traded away one of the best pass rushers in the league.”How do you wear that sweater speaking to the media after the Myles deal,’ one said. Away from the drama surrounding Hickman, the Browns were recently thrust into the spotlight after Deshaun Watson was filmed posing for selfies and smiling with fans, just days after accusing them of being ‘disrespectful’ towards him.Watson was heavily booed by his own fans in their second preseason game, a 31-7 loss to the Buffalo Bills last week. ‘It has nothing to do about the performance,’ Watson said of the boos after the game. ‘It’s a little bit personal. I think that’s a disrespectful thing. I’m going to keep whatever I feel with me and my family internally on how I feel about that. Just move on. It didn’t take long for furious NFL fans to make their feelings known on social media Many pointed towards the Browns’ recent decision to trade Myles Garrett to the Rams’Last time I played on this field, I tore my Achilles and that same fan base, they cheered when I got hurt.’So what does that have to do with anything about performance? When a person gets hurt, especially for your own city and they cheer.’Just days after those comments fueled the vitriol directed towards him, Watson was named Browns starter ahead of Shedeur Sanders. And he appeared to be trying to make amends as he was filmed greeting fans at the side of the field and smiling for selfies before the Browns’ final preseason game against the New England Patriots.