Report: Browner punched Revis in the face at 2014 Patriots practice

In 2014, Darrelle Revis and Brandon Browner formed one of the league's toughest cornerback duos with the Super Bowl-winning New England Patriots - but that doesn't mean they always got along.

According to multiple witnesses, Browner once punched Revis in the face before a Patriots practice, Boston Herald reporter Jeff Howe revealed on his "Locked On Patriots" podcast Wednesday.

Here is the transcript of the story, according to CBS Sports' Sean Wagner McGough:

This is, again, from two witnesses.

The Patriots were walking out to practice at one point during the 2014 season when Brandon Browner and Darrelle Revis spearheaded that secondary - a Super Bowl-winning defense. And they're kind of jawing back and forth, talking a little trash to each other. I think they had some sort of low-key argument just going on and on and on, and it's lingering. Then they get out to the practice field, they're going through a handful of plays, offense vs. defense, and Browner blows a coverage. So Revis gets on Browner, gets in his face, 'Oh you blew the coverage, this is the play call, you missed the play call.' Browner's going back at him, telling him to get away from him.

And it gets to the point where Browner actually wound up and cold-cocked Revis right in the face, knocks him down to the ground, and those two had to be separated by the rest of their teammates.

So they basically picked themselves up, realize, 'Holy crap, what just happened here? What did we allow this thing to get down to?' And then they decide all right, they shake hands, they get back to practice, and they move on. And it was never a problem.

In any other organization, this would have been huge news that lingered around the team for months, but Bill Belichick's Patriots aren't just any organization.