The Larry Ogunjobi suspension has been upheld.
As this, with the Garrett suspension, will be the Browns' fourth, the Browns will, in fact, be fined the maximum penalty under the Club Remittance Policy for multiple suspensions, $500,000.
There is a small bit of correction I need to do in my chart.
It was listed that Ogunjobi was additionally fined for his actions. It has been revealed that fine has been wiped out -- and it was only a standard $10,527 fine. This means the Browns are still responsible for (and, due to the second section of the Club Remittance Policy, must pay) Ogunjobi's lost salary for one game since it does not exceed $50,000. (It's $48,247, according to Spotrac.)
I also need a second correction for some of the other parts of this incident.
Gregg Williams is now the D Coordinator for the New York Jets. Still, he was interim head coach when the fines started piling up for the Browns late last season, so he still could be investigated.
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