Overview
- Philadelphia guard Tyler Steen received two $8,435 fines for unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct, and he said he plans to appeal while remaining available to play in Buffalo in Week 17.
- Washington’s Javon Kinlaw drew the largest penalty at $20,288 for swinging, with additional fines to Will Harris ($11,593, facemask), Quan Martin ($11,572, striking) and Mike Sainristil ($9,725, striking).
- The NFL’s GameDay Accountability committee assessed six fines across five players for a $70,048 total, opting for financial penalties rather than suspensions.
- Three players were ejected during the game—Steen, Kinlaw and Martin—after a two-point try devolved into a brawl that began with Harris grabbing Darius Cooper’s facemask.
- The incident sets up a tense Week 18 rematch in Philadelphia after the Eagles first visit the Bills, with all disciplined players expected to be available barring any changes from appeals.