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$47,250 in Fines from Rams v. Panthers


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http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9879129/game-st-louis-rams-carolina-panthers-draws-47250-fines-nfl

 

 

NEW YORK -- The St. Louis Rams and Carolina Panthers drew a total of $47,250 in fines from the NFL for their chippy game last Sunday.

Rams defensive lineman Chris Long received the biggest fine Friday, $15,750 for unnecessary roughness for throwing a punch during a skirmish in the third quarter of St. Louis' 30-15 loss. Long was penalized and ejected after he was caught swinging his right hand at Panthers guard Chris Scott as players from both sides were pushing and shoving.

 


A pair of receivers -- Carolina's Steve Smith and St. Louis' Brian Quick -- were fined $7,875 for striking an opponent in the face. Also docked $7,875 were Rams guard Harvey Dahl for a late hit and Panthers safety Mike Mitchell for taunting.

 

 

What the hell did Smitty do? Obviously says he hit someone in the face but I didn't see it. Surprised that they waited this long.

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