Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire fined $10.3k for pointing finger at Cowboys player while running touchdown, according to report

Clyde Edwards-Helaire was fined $10,300 for unsportsmanlike conduct after pointing at Cowboys pavers Luke Gifford in Kansas City’s Week 11 win over Dallas. NS Chief ran again just at Gifford after extending the Chiefs’ lead in a second-quarter test run.

NS NFL emphasized mocking throughout the 2021 season. The increase in mocking penalties has led to fierce criticism from fans, who have seen a number of games affected by the image. 15 yards penalty. One of the greatest punishments of ridicule occurred in Bear‘Week 9 lost Steelsmith, when the street people of Chicago Cassius Swamp was flagged after Staring for a short time in the side direction of Pittsburgh after making the sack. The penalty, which occurred in a third inning, allowed the Steelers to kick a penalty, contributing to the overall win 29-27.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin, who is a member of the NFL’s Competition Committee, recently explained the NFL’s decision to stop mocking this season.

“We’re just trying to clean up our game” Tomlin said. “We embrace the responsibility that comes with being our role model. This game is being played at the highest level. We understand that lower level players follow us and often catch up. imitate the things we do and the way we behave. In particular, largely a federation, the competition commission, has a desire to improve in that area.”