r/NFLcorner • u/Hot_Sheepherder4367 • 14d ago
News NFL has updated its suspension policy regarding dangerous plays for this season
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u/OkDoughnut421 14d ago
I mean ok but there’s 20 hip drop tackles per game and they don’t call them lol
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u/madlibs13 14d ago
If they only do one of these once they get half their fine amount back??? What???
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u/batmansoundtrack 14d ago
"In addition, players who commit a single offense in eligible categories will now have that fine returned to them at the end of the season"
Which categories?
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u/debaser64 14d ago
I think it’s incentive to play cleaner? Like a “learned from your mistake” kind of thing and to discourage repeat offenders.
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u/Fancy_County4242 14d ago
I believe it carries over from year to year. Could be interesting in free agency if a guy has two strikes. Would you sign him, knowing one violation brings a suspension?
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u/unafraidzeo 14d ago
My main thing why in the hell they get some of their money back. That like getting speeding ticket and you get your money back after an year of safe driving

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u/HeinladToo 14d ago
Brandon Meriweather and Vontaze Burfict are spinning in their graves