Darius Slayton Criticizes NFL's Uneven Enforcement of Gesture Penalties

The New York Giants receiver highlights inconsistencies in the league's crackdown on violent gestures after being penalized for a common celebration.

The NFL has intensified its crackdown on violent gestures, penalizing players for actions deemed unsportsmanlike.
Darius Slayton of the New York Giants was penalized for using a finger gun gesture during a game against the Seattle Seahawks.
Other players, including Patrick Mahomes and CeeDee Lamb, used similar gestures without receiving penalties, prompting accusations of a double standard.
Slayton expressed frustration on social media, pointing out the inconsistency in the league's enforcement of its rules.
The NFL's policy on violent gestures aims to maintain decorum, but players and commentators argue that it affects the game's entertainment value.