had his best game of the season on Sunday, catching six pa ses for 101 yards and two touchdowns in the 41-17 win over the . But days later, TMZ reported that one of the league's best receivers was the target of two lawsuits originally filed in August stemming from an incident last April in Florida when allegedly threw items from a 14th-floor condo Kyle Guy Jersey balcony. According to incident reports, Brown had returned from an 11-day trip to find $80,000 and a handgun mi sing from his condo. The wide receiver was described as "highly agitated" in the report, and claimed that building security officers had "set him up." More NFL One lawsuit is for Jahmi'us Ramsey Jersey emotional distre s after a father said his 22-month-old child was traumatized by falling vases and a ottoman that landed "a mere foot or two" away while the child and his grandfather walked near the pool. The other lawsuit was filed by the owner of the condo unit, which was fully furnished when Brown signed the temporary lease, and claims Brown caused $15,000 in damage. On De'Aaron Fox Jersey Tuesday, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin told reporters "I have no comments regarding that," regarding the lawsuits. "I know nothing about it." By Thursday, . "It has now been made public that two lawsuits containing false claims have been filed against me," he said in a statement, via Pro Marvin Bagley III Jersey Football Talk. "The facts will soon come out that prove my innocence. My focus will remain on football and I will not let the cases serve as a distraction." Brown wasn't arrested or charged though that doesn't mean the NFL Jabari Parker Jersey might not be interested in the specifics of what happened. "We are aware of and will continue to monitor the civil suits," NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy told the on Wednesday. The Steelers (2-2-1), meanwhile, travel to Cincinnati to face the AFC North-leading (4-1) on Sunday afternoon.