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NFL Fines Eagles, Commanders Players Over $70K Brawl

12/28/2025

Summary

Story summary

The NFL fined six players from the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders for a late-game brawl, totaling over $70,000.
Eagles guard Tyler Steen received two fines totaling $16,870 for unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct after the brawl.
Washington Commanders defensive lineman Javon Kinlaw was fined $20,288, the largest penalty.
Commanders players Quan Martin, Will Harris, and Mike Sainristil were also fined, and both teams will meet again in Week 18.

History

Historical Context

In 2014, the NFL introduced stricter penalties for unsportsmanlike conduct, resulting in over $500,000 in fines that season. This initiative aimed to enhance player safety and sportsmanship, reflecting ongoing efforts since the 2007 implementation of a player conduct policy under Commissioner Roger Goodell. Recent fines exceeding $70,000 for players involved in a brawl highlight the league's commitment to maintaining order and integrity in the game.

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Story summary

The NFL fined six players from the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders for a late-game brawl, totaling over $70,000.
Eagles guard Tyler Steen received two fines totaling $16,870 for unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct after the brawl.
Washington Commanders defensive lineman Javon Kinlaw was fined $20,288, the largest penalty.
Commanders players Quan Martin, Will Harris, and Mike Sainristil were also fined, and both teams will meet again in Week 18.

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