The article discusses a controversial incident during a game between the Eagles and Commanders, focusing on a confrontation between Eagles receiver A.J. Brown and Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore. After a touchdown, Brown was penalized for unnecessary roughness after ripping off Lattimore's helmet. Although both players engaged in unsportsmanlike behavior, only Brown received a fine of $11,255, sparking criticism of the NFL's disciplinary system. Commentators questioned the fairness of the decisions, referring to the fine system as a 'clown show.' The incident illustrates ongoing issues with officiating and player accountability in the league.
Saturday, the NFL fined Brown, not Lattimore, for the incident, and it will cost Brown $11,255. But of course, Brown's Super Bowl check will more than make up for ripping off Lattimore's helmet.
Anyone attempting, to be honest, knew at that moment, at the very least, they should have included Brown, making the call an off-setting penalty, both guilty of unnecessary roughness.
Warren Sharp said it best, calling the player fine system a 'clown show.'
The official to the left of Brown and Lattimore is captured on video clearly watching them as he approaches closer and throws his flag.
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