Summary
The Houston Texans defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in an NFL playoff game, but during the game, Texans player Will Anderson Jr. made a hit on quarterback Aaron Rodgers that could lead to a fine. The hit is being reviewed for breaking rules about player safety and roughing the passer, which could result in a financial penalty for Anderson.
Key Facts
- The Houston Texans won against the Pittsburgh Steelers with a score of 30-6.
- Will Anderson Jr. sacked Aaron Rodgers, causing a fumble that contributed to the Texans' victory.
- Anderson's hit on Rodgers is under review for unnecessary roughing.
- The NFL may fine Anderson up to $17,389 for the hit.
- Anderson has the option to appeal the fine if it is imposed.
- Previously, Anderson successfully appealed a $25,000 fine related to comments on officiating.
- The NFL will announce fines on Saturday as part of its player accountability program.
- Anderson's potential fine will not affect his participation in the upcoming game against the New England Patriots.
