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NFL disciplinary actions against Detroit Lions players
Overview
The NFL has issued multiple fines to Detroit Lions players for on-field infractions related to player safety rules.
In mid-October, linebacker Jack Campbell was fined $15,930 for a hip drop tackle, while tight end Brock Wright received a $17,911 fine for a leg whip categorized as unnecessary roughness. Under current league rules, players who commit three “major” fouls—such as hip drop tackles, horse-collar tackles, or blindside blocks—face a one-game suspension.
Following these incidents, defensive end D. J. Wonnum was also fined $12,611 for a hip-drop tackle during a game against the Arizona Cardinals. If Wonnum accumulates two more qualifying safety violations during the season, he will be subject to a one-game suspension.
Entities
Detroit Lions · NFL · Brock Wright · Jack Campbell · Dan Campbell
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 3 sourcesDetroit Lions defender D. J. Wonnum fined by NFL
Detroit Lions defensive end D. J. Wonnum has been fined $12,611 by the NFL for a hip-drop tackle against the Arizona Cardinals.
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[SPORTS] 2 sourcesDetroit Lions players Jack Campbell and Brock Wright fined by NFL
The NFL fined Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell $15,930 for a hip drop tackle and tight end Brock Wright $17,911 for a leg whip during a recent game.
Sources
heavy.com · prideofdetroit.com · si.com