The NFL has fined the New York Giants and Detroit Lions $200,000 each following a series of altercations during their joint practices. The teams have been warned that fighting and unprofessional conduct will not be tolerated at future joint practices.
The NFL has taken disciplinary action against the New York Giants and Detroit Lions for a series of altercations that occurred during their joint practices this week. Both teams have been fined $200,000, and the league has sent a memo to all clubs reminding them that fighting and unprofessional conduct at joint practices will not be tolerated.
The altercations began on Monday, when there were at least four scrums involving several players from both teams. On Tuesday, Giants rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers and Lions safety Kerby Joseph were involved in an altercation that resulted in both players being ejected from practice.
NFL Fines Giants, Lions for Altercations at Joint Practices
The NFL's decision to fine the Giants and Lions sends a clear message that the league is serious about preventing fighting and unprofessional conduct at joint practices. These practices are an important opportunity for teams to prepare for the regular season, and the league wants to ensure that they are conducted in a safe and professional manner.
The Giants and Lions are set to face each other in a preseason game on Thursday, and it will be interesting to see how the teams respond to the NFL's fines. Both teams have said that they are committed to playing hard and physical, but they also know that they need to avoid any unnecessary altercations.
NFL Fines Giants, Lions for Altercations at Joint Practices
The NFL's crackdown on fighting at joint practices is a positive step for the league. It sends a clear message that the league is committed to player safety and professionalism. It also helps to create a more positive environment for players and fans alike.
In addition to the fines, the NFL has also sent a memo to all clubs reminding them of the league's policies on fighting and unprofessional conduct. The memo states that "fighting and unprofessional conduct will not be tolerated at any NFL event, including joint practices."
NFL Fines Giants, Lions for Altercations at Joint Practices
The memo also outlines the penalties that teams can face for violating the league's policies. These penalties include fines, suspensions, and even forfeitures.
The NFL's decision to crack down on fighting at joint practices is a positive step for the league. It sends a clear message that the league is committed to player safety and professionalism. It also helps to create a more positive environment for players and fans alike.
