Redskins safety D.J. Swearinger says the league's new rule on helmet-to-helmet hits is bad for football.
Duke coach David Cutcliffe says the roughing-the-kicker rule needs work after one such penalty cost his team in Friday's loss to Louisville.
Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. was fined for the third time for his on-field behavior this season, this time getting a $24,309 fine for his unsportsmanlike conduct penalty against the Vikings.
Antonio Brown has been fined $24,309 for his touchdown celebration during the Steelers' 43-14 win over the Chiefs, a source says.
A source told ESPN that the NFL reviewed Brandon Marshall's hit on Cam Newton from Thursday's game and ruled that the Broncos linebacker should have been given a 15-yard penalty.
Detroit Lions lineman Kerry Hyder was fined $18,231 for his roughing penalty on Cincinnati quarterback A.J. McCarron -- a sum that larger than his likely pay during training camp, a source says.
