Week 10 Fine Blotter: And the (Dirty) Hits Just Keep On Coming

• Houston Texans:  Tim Dobbins:  $30,000 for putting Jay Cutler of the Bears on the shelf with a concussion for a helmet-to-helmet hit.  (Cutler is out for Chicago vs. San Francisco)
• Oakland Raiders:  Aaron Curry is a MULTIPLE-TIME LOSER this week, a total of $23,625 for multiple actions against the Baltimore Ravens.  It's his third run-in with the league office in 13 months, and came in the first game Curry played this season.
• Denver Broncos:  Von Miller:  $21,000 for trying to take out Cam Newton of the Panthers below the knees.
• Denver Broncos:  Kevin Vickerson:  $15,000 for horse-collaring the same player.  Someone was trying to eliminate Cam Newton for a few weeks.
• San Francisco 49ers:  Ray McDonald:  $21,000 for a shot to the head in the tie against the Rams.
• Indianapolis Colts:  Jerry Hughes:  $21,000 for a late hit against Jacksonville.
• New England Patriots:  Brandon Spikes:  $25,000 for roughing the passer during a sack against Buffalo's Ryan Fitzpatrick.  TWO TIME LOSER for Spikes as well.
• New England Patriots:  Alfonso Dennard:  $7,875 for a late hit against Fitzpatrick.  Someone was trying to take him out too.
• New England Patriots with a third:  Jerod Mayo, $10,000 for a late hit against C.J. Spiller of the Bills.  The third TWO-TIME LOSER of the week.
• Miami Dolphins:  In a fine that should surprise nobody, the second-dirtiest player in the league, Richie Incognito:  $10,000 for a late hit against Tennessee.
• Cincinnati Bengals:  Ray Maualuga:  $15,750 for unnecessary roughness against the Giants.
• Jacksonville Jaguars:  Dawan Landry:  $10,000 for a late hit in the Indianapolis game.
• Jacksonville Jaguars:  Terrance Knighton:  $25,000 for a late hit against the Colts.
• Minnesota Vikings:  Jasper Brinkley:  $21,000 for a shot to the head against the Lions.  That's a total of four TWO-TIME LOSERs this week.
• And a referee even!!  Tony Corrente lost his game check (about $9,000) for swearing into an open mic.

Footballsfuture.com forums the source.  (ESPN on the ref one.)

14 players (and 1 referee), about $265,250.

So far.

And you guys really want me to buy the "player safety is important" initiative...  REALLY...