The New York Jets safety was fined nearly $25,000 for his tackle of Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin last Sunday, but Pryor plans to appeal it.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Calvin Pryor was hit hard by the NFL for a hard hit.
Pryor was asked what he would suggest the fine should be,WBC Jerseys 2017, if nearly $25,000 is too much.
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Pryor initially posted his displeasure on Instagram on Wednesday with a post that included a picture of the hit and the caption: "25k really?? Cmon man."

"I don't know if it was a clean hit or not, but I don't think it was worth $25,000," Pryor said Wednesday. "It was a first offense, as well. My first fine. I'm going to appeal it and see how it goes. Hopefully, it can be reduced."
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The NFL deemed that Pryor struck the head and neck area of Baldwin,Hydro Flask Vattenflaska, who made a 38-yard catch on the play in Seattle's 27-17 win. A first offense, for hitting a defenseless player is $24,309 — likely the amount the Jets safety will have to pay the league.