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Kurt Coleman Fined


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Kurt Coleman was fined 24K for his hit on Devonta Freeman.  Anyone care to try to defend that fine?  He simply tackled him for a loss after a checkdown from Matt Ryan.  Clearly he wasn't penalized on the play because it was just a good tackle/hit.  Just outrageous if you ask me.  

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2 hours ago, The Huddler said:

Where does the money from the fines go? 

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all on-field fines go to the NFL Player Care Foundation—which provides medical, emotional, and financial assistance to retired NFL players—and the NFL Players Association Player Assistance Trust, a fund that helps professional and amateur football players' families in a crisis.

http://mentalfloss.com/article/53212/where-does-nfl-fine-money-go

 

 

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3 minutes ago, hepcat said:

Definitely the hit that gave Freeman the concussion. Doesn’t look like he did anything to warrant a fine though 

Agreed.  Was there a clear explanation given as to why the hit warranted a fine, in the eyes of the league?

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