NFL Issues Multiple Player Fines Totaling Over $46,000 Across Teams

The NFL has been actively enforcing fines for unsportsmanlike conduct and rule violations during the 2025 season, affecting multiple teams and players. The Seattle Seahawks have been fined over $46,000 in total for taunting and helmet use penalties across recent games, reflecting increased league scrutiny on their conduct. Similarly, Jets linebacker Jamien Sherwood was fined $17,389 for a hit on a defenseless receiver, continuing a pattern of disciplinary actions despite his strong defensive performances. The Dallas Cowboys' defensive end Sam Williams also faced an $11,002 fine for unnecessary roughness, with fines contributing to charitable causes supporting athletes. Buffalo Bills linebacker Dorian Williams was fined $7,989 for a blindside block, underscoring the league's focus on player safety. Additionally, Steelers safety DeShon Elliott was fined $5,800 for wearing an unapproved black towel during a game, a decision that sparked criticism and highlighted the NFL's strict apparel regulations.