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A Washington couple have created a Christmas tree topper that should be the envy of all football fans this festive season. Shelley and Steve Schneider, of Marysville, put together a mini-version of the NFL's most controversial moment of the year to top their tree, sharing it with the wider world via a tweet on https://twitter.com/SteveJHguit/status/1202023178995789825 December 3 . The ingenious ornament depicts Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett swinging his helmet toward the head of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph. The incident took place during a November meeting between the teams and provoked https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiKQmCMxWBM much discussion in the football world and no small amount of https://heavy.com/sports/2019/12/browns-mason-rudolph-windshield-wiper/ online mockery . Garrett was suspended indefinitely for the incident, while Rudolph was fined. Talking to Storyful, Steve Schneider said, "This is a yearly family tradition. We make our own Christmas tree toppers based on major pop culture events occurring throughout the year. This was my wife Shelley's idea that I helped her with." The pair though, don't have any allegiance to either the Browns or Steelers. "We are Seahawks fans, and hold no stake in the Browns/Steelers rivalry," Schnieder said. "We chose this event because it was ridiculous and jaw-dropping." (Footage By Shelley and Steve Schneider/Storyful via Getty Images)