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Chiefs teammate Daniel Sorensen was also fined $9,Authentic Baltimore Ravens Jersey,115 for a late hit out of bounds on Allen Robinson in that game.

Detroit's Johnson Bademosi and Green Bay's Ty Montgomery were both fined $9,115 for roughing-the-kicker penalties in their games.
Hayes' horse-collar tackle came in the fourth quarter of Los Angeles' 13-10 loss to Carolina.
Branch was called for a penalty after he took Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall down for a 1-yard loss in the first quarter of the Dolphins' 27-23 win. Also in that game, New York cornerback Buster Skrine was fined $9,115 for unnecessary roughness, as was defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson.
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The Kansas City Chiefs tight end was fined $24,309 by the NFL on Friday after he protested a non-call by mockingly chucking his towel toward an official and being ejected.
Also docked $9,115 were San Diego's D.J. Fluker and Dexter McCoil for unnecessary roughness infractions against Tennessee, and Seattle's George Fant for a clipping penalty against Buffalo.
Cleveland center Cam Erving and Dallas defensive end David Irving were each docked $9,Jordan Shoes For Sale,115 for their tussle in the Cowboys' 35-10 win. Irving punched Erving before getting his helmet ripped off.
Patton's penalty came when he tackled New Orleans linebacker Craig Robinson during an interception return that led to a touchdown in the Saints' 41-23 win,Cheap Soccer Jerseys 2019.
Kelce thought Jacksonville's Prince Amukamara should have been called for pass interference in the end zone during the Chiefs' 19-14 victory last Sunday when he grabbed his towel and made like it was a penalty flag. The official threw his hat in response, another official tossed a penalty flag on Kelce and the tight end was tossed from the game.