The NFL penalized the New York Giants and Detroit Lions a total of $200,000 after a series of altercations during joint training camp sessions.
The league’s decision comes after several on-field clashes between the two clubs, raising worries about player safety and discipline.
Tensions rose during the joint practices, which were designed to help both teams prepare for the forthcoming season, resulting in multiple clashes.
The NFL’s high penalties underscores its commitment to preserving order and ensuring that practice sessions are productive and safe for players. Each club was fined $100,000 for their involvement in the altercations.
The Giants and Lions have both accepted the fines and stated their intention to resolve the concerns internally. Both teams have announced their intentions.
