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NFL·BREAKING·October 10, 2026 04:51 PM ET

NFL fines season-high 10 players for major Week 4 fouls

Ravens linebacker Trenton Simpson docked $17,911.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 58m1 min read
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The NFL fined a season-high 10 players for "major" fouls in Week 4: 🏈 Ravens LB Trenton Simpson ($17,911 for horse coll Via @TomPelissero on X

What happened: The NFL disciplined a Baltimore Ravens linebacker Trenton Simpson received a $17,911 penalty for a horse-collar tackle. Cleveland Browns defensive tackle Adin Huntington and Dallas Cowboys cornerback Reddy Steward were also fined for infractions including a hip-drop tackle and a hit on a defenseless player.

Why it matters: The league continues to enforce financial penalties for defensive plays deemed dangerous to player safety. The fines include discipline for a hip-drop tackle, which remains a key officiating focus this season. For younger players, these deductions represent a notable portion of their game checks.

By the numbers: Simpson made 66 tackles with 2.5 sacks in 17 games during the 2025 season with Baltimore. The Cowboys elevated Steward from the practice squad on Sept. 26 before he recorded his infraction.

What to watch: Players have the option to appeal their on-field fines through the NFL Players Association. The league office regularly reviews and distributes discipline notifications late in the week.

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