Overview
- The league cited unnecessary roughness for use of the helmet on a second-quarter hit at 9:40 that drew a 15-yard flag against Green Bay’s Jordan Love.
- At $46,371, the fine was the largest issued across the league this week, according to the NFL’s game-day accountability reports.
- Booker was not suspended and retains the right to appeal, so he remained available for Chicago’s matchup with the Los Angeles Rams.
- Under the NFL schedule, a first helmet-tackling offense is fined $23,186 and a subsequent violation in the same season doubles to $46,371.
- The action follows earlier penalties this season, including two December fines for illegal hits on Love, as the league continues to stress head-injury deterrence.