After Steelers' 27-6 Win over Browns, NFL Fines Three Cleveland Players
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania — The NFL announced on Saturday, November 7, fines for three Cleveland Browns players for actions in their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. All three were disciplined for plays in last Sunday's 27-6 Steelers win: cornerback Tyson Campbell was fined $23,882 for unnecessary roughness — a helmet hit that drew no flag during the game; running back Quinshon Judkins was fined $11,941 for taunting; and defensive end Sam Williams was fined $6,361, also for taunting. Judkins' and Williams' taunting came in the third quarter, on a play that drew a personal foul. Steelers safety Jaquan Brisker was also fined by the league for the hit that left Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson with a concussion. Pittsburgh, 6-2, sits atop the AFC North and is on its bye this week.
Source: Steelers Now
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