- Los Angeles Chargers: Michael Davis, two game suspension for substances of abuse.
First suspension for the Chargers this year.
And here we go with the announcements from the Browns-Steelers fiasco.
And here we go with the announcements from the Browns-Steelers fiasco.
- Pittsburgh Steelers: Mason Rudolph played for free last week. Fined $50,000 for his role in the incident, an aggravated fine.
- Pittsburgh Steelers: Which triggers a $50,000 team fine under the fine portion of the Club Remittance Policy
- A number of other players have also been fined due to the incident, and will be listed once announced.
- Wait, did I say "a number"? TRY THIRTY-THREE!!!!
Let's start with the $3,507 fines. These are all for entering a fracas, non-involvement version:
- Pittsburgh first: Tyson Alallu
- Mark Barron
- Tony Brooks-James
- Bud Dupree (TWO TIME LOSER)
- Terrell Edmunds
- Trey Edmunds
- Matt Feiler
- Minkah Fitzpatrick (TWO-TIME LOSER)
- Mike Hilton
- Johnny Holton
- Tevin Jones
- Kameron Kelly
- Ramon Foster
- Jaylen Samuels
- Robert Spillane
- Cameron Sutton
- James Washington
- TJ Watt
- Vince Williams
That's another $63,126 against the Steelers number.
Now Cleveland, with the reminder EVERY ONE OF THESE $3,507 fines has to be matched by the team.
- Justin Burris
- TJ Carrie
- Jarvis Landry (TWO-TIME LOSER)
- Devaroe Lawrence (THREE-TIME LOSER)
- Sheldrick Redwine
- Chris Smith
- Chad Thomas
- Denzel Ward
- Greedy Williams
- Mack Wilson (TWO-TIME LOSER)
So that's another additional (and, again, just all for the fight -- basically anyone, especially those who left the bench, who even got near the fight got the fine) $35,070 for that, and ANOTHER $35,070 the Browns must match!
And there was still more from that game!
- Pittsburgh Steelers: Olasunkanmi Adeniyi: $28,075 for the helmet rule.
- And that fine WILL put them over the top. Another $25,000, plus another $27,754 dollar-for-dollar.
- Cleveland Browns (and team): Greedy Williams $28,075 for helmet to helmet
- Cleveland Browns (and team): Damarius Randall: $28,075 for helmet to helmet
- Cleveland Browns (and team): Chad Thomas: $21,056 for roughing the passer
- Thomas and Williams are both TWO TIME-LOSERS IN THE SAME WEEK
I think that's finally all of it.
So let's add it all up.
Let's start with Pittsburgh:
- $250,000 Commissioner imposed
- Rudolph fined $50,000
- Pouncey fined $35,096
- Adeniyi fined $28,075
- NINETEEN $3,507 fines for $66,633
- With all that, the Steelers number took on $194,708 JUST THIS WEEK. As a result, their fine number for the season shoots to $252,347
- So, under the accumulated fines: $50,000 for Level 1
- $25,000 for Level 2
- And matching fines of $30,231
The Steelers team was fined $355,231
The players were fined $179,804.
Grand total for Pittsburgh: $535,035
Cleveland:
- $250,000 Commissioner imposed
- Garrett fined $45,623
- Randall fined $28,075
- Williams fined $28.075 for the helmet hit
- Thomas fined $21,056 for roughing the passer
- TEN $3,507 fines for $35,070
- So, with Garrett augmented to $50,000 with his suspension, the team had to match ALL FINES, plus that $50,000.
- And $48,247 for Ogunjobi. That's $245,993 in fines off the fine policy alone.
- PLUS, with Ogunjubo's suspension upheld, $398,019 for the suspension clause of the situation.
Get ready for this whopper: For incidents in this game: The Cleveland Browns team was fined, from various parts of the Club Remittance Policy, $893,612.
Players fines: $157,899
That's a million bucks, guys. $1,051,511 for just the Browns.
And a total fine for the incidents of ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED EIGHTY SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED FORTY SIX DOLLARS.
$1,586,546
I want Goodell to see that number and see it well. YOUR POLICY DOESN'T FUCKING WORK!
The Browns' fine number JUST THIS WEEK was almost sufficient for dollar-for-dollar if it were an entire season! $210,523. The final threshold if $221,116.
The Browns now have been fined $1,563,051 (counting the $500K for the suspensions and the $250K team fine).
And then other games' fines as well, as they come in.
- Detroit Lions: Will Harris: $28,075 for defenseless player
- More to come probably...
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