Monday updates 9/9/19

• First reports from Supplemental Discipline are not promising.  Greg Robinson apparently will escape suspension for kicking Kenny Vaccaro in the head.  (Pro Football Talk)

Really...

That's a two to five game suspension.  This league damn near ran Albert Haynesworth out of the league for a similar incident, and do I need to go into Ndamokung Suh that one Thanksgiving in Detroit?

• A Browns and Cavaliers beat reporter for 92.3 The Fan in Cleveland reports on his Twitter that the Browns already racked up six possible fineable acts totalling $119,316 at minimum for the Browns in just Week 1.

Remember, the threshold for a team $50,000 fine this season is $147,415.

Here's the Tweet:

#Browns had six fineable penalties in Sunday's loss ($=min amount possible)
Greg Robinson: kick + blindside block = $38,602
Myles Garrett: open hand punch = $10,527
Jermaine Whitehead & Sheldon Richardson: roughing passer = $21,056
Devaroe Lawrence: verbal v official $28,075

— Daryl Ruiter (@RuiterWrongFAN) September 9, 2019

Cleveland is already $28,075 in arrears for a preseason fine.

This would be a record for both number of fines and amount charged against the team's Club Remittance number in a week.

If correct, this would mean the Cleveland Browns would be within rounding error of a $50,000 team fine for accumulated Club Remittance Policy on-field fines, after Week 1.  

• The "Fuck You" from Antonio Brown and the Patriots to the rest of the league is growing more obvious by the hour. 

Someone has got to stop this.  I believe it may well take legal action, but PFT is stating the obvious appears to be true:  Antonio Brown openly tampered his way onto the Patriots, with the Patriots say-so.

This, to me, also raises suspicions on the situation in Oakland with respect to coach Jon Gruden.

• Well, that took one game with the Browns:  Odell Beckham Jr. faces a talk with the NFL over wearing a luxury watch on the field in the game against Tennessee.

The guy's trouble.

Period-end.

The guy simply cannot wise up and understand that he needs to stay out of the league doghouse to have a feasible NFL career.

His is NOT one of the six aforementioned possible Browns fines, and he is not expected to be fined.

More to come.  Stay tuned.