Summary
The NFL announced that Baltimore Ravens linebacker David Ojabo received a fine of $13,980 for unnecessary roughness during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals. The fine is part of the NFL's regular penalties for actions considered unsafe or uncompetitive. The funds from fines support various NFL foundations and former players.
Key Facts
- The fine was due to a hip-drop tackle by David Ojabo during the second quarter of a game.
- Ojabo's fine was one of the larger ones of the week, but not the largest.
- The NFL fines players weekly for rule violations to maintain safety and fairness.
- Collected fines go to support retired players and health and safety programs run by the NFL.
- Players can appeal fines, with cases decided by appointed appeals officers.
- The Ravens must win against the New England Patriots to improve their postseason chances.
