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Rams & 49ers Fined: Landman's Hit Sparks Controversy
20 Sep
Summary
- Nate Landman fined $11,111 for unnecessary roughness.
- Tyler Davis fined $6,225 for roughing the passer.
- 49ers' Kyle Juszczyk received the week's highest fine at $20,033.
Los Angeles Rams linebacker Nate Landman has been fined $11,111 for unnecessary roughness following an illegal helmet hit on 49ers player Christian McCaffrey during Week 1. The league noted that Landman received a lighter penalty, with first-time offenses potentially costing up to $23,882.
Defensive lineman Tyler Davis also faces a $6,225 fine for roughing the passer, specifically for a blow to the head and neck area of Brock Purdy. This infraction was flagged during the game, leading to the penalty assessment. Fines for roughing the passer can reach $17,911 for a first offense.
The NFL issued substantial fines to two San Francisco 49ers players as well. Fullback Kyle Juszczyk incurred the week's largest fine of $20,033 for unnecessary roughness using his helmet. Teammate Jake Tonges was fined $9,266 for a leg whip penalty. These penalties underscore the league's enforcement of player conduct rules.
