Overview
- The team-issued fine follows Gannon’s confrontation with Demercado on Oct. 5 after a would-be 72-yard touchdown was ruled a touchback in a 22-21 loss to the Titans.
- League officials said the club addressed the matter and stated there will be no additional discipline from the NFL.
- Video shows Gannon approaching Demercado, shouting, and making brief contact as the running back was consoled on the sideline.
- Gannon apologized to Demercado and the team, acknowledging he let the moment get the better of him; Demercado will not be disciplined by the Cardinals.
- The NFLPA said it is looking into the incident and has not opened a formal investigation; the case has drawn comparisons to Bruce Arians’ 2022 fine for contacting a player.
 
  
 