Summary
Chicago Bears player Austin Booker received two fines for roughing the passer during a game against the Green Bay Packers. One of Booker's hits resulted in quarterback Jordan Love leaving the game with a concussion. The fines totaled $10,000 for the two incidents.
Key Facts
- Austin Booker is a defensive end for the Chicago Bears.
- Booker received a penalty during the game for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Jordan Love.
- The hit on Love resulted in a 15-yard penalty for the Bears.
- Jordan Love suffered a concussion and left the game.
- Booker was fined $5,000 for each of two separate hits on Love.
- Both fines were for roughing the passer, a violation in football where a player hits the quarterback, especially in a dangerous way.
- Love's injury affects the Packers' chances in important upcoming games.
- The details of the fines will be publicly available on Saturday.
