What happened: The NFL appeals office rescinded two $14,926 fines issued to Ja'Marr Chase for a “people's elbow” celebration in the Texans game. In his appeal, Chase contended he received no warning the celebration was prohibited. He added it was a new celebration with a teammate and was not offensive.

Why it matters: The decision restores $29,852 and sets a reference point for coordinated celebrations. His argument that the NFL acted without discussing the matter with the NFLPA puts enforcement process in focus.

What to watch: The next step is whether the league issues further guidance on the celebration rule.