November 28, 201510 yr Deone Bucannon of the Cardinals has been fined $23,152 for a hit on a defenseless receiver in last week’s win over the Bengals. Bucannon hit A.J. Green on a pass over the middle was not flagged. Bucannon is questionable for this week’s game vs. the 49ers due to concussion-like symptoms that didn’t show up until a day or two after the game, so it’s unknown if he suffered a concussion on the hit that brought the fine. Bucannon gets big fine for hit on defenseless receiver | ProFootballTalk
November 28, 201510 yr Author 2015 is by far the worse year of officiating I have seen in the NFL and this non-call is one more example of the problem the NFL is facing.
November 28, 201510 yr 2015 is by far the worse year of officiating I have seen in the NFL and this non-call is one more example of the problem the NFL is facing. Yup, it was an obvious flag that was not called.
November 28, 201510 yr Author Why is it $23,152? I would assume they have some type of fine matrix based on something standard that gives us funny numbers like that.
November 28, 201510 yr Author I am not sure on the age of this article but this explains it: Fines & Appeals | NFL Football Operations
November 29, 201510 yr If the NFL were serious a about the head injuries ( and the are not) then they would make those plays like Green's reviewable upon request. They would also move the touchback on kickoff line to the 25 college.
November 29, 201510 yr I am not sure on the age of this article but this explains it: Fines & Appeals | NFL Football Operations Only actions worthy of a steeper fine on that list is contact with an official or fighting.
November 29, 201510 yr Yup, it was an obvious flag that was not called. Happens every game or just the opposite, flag thrown & obvious no infraction. Like Guru said, officiating has been lacking lately.
November 29, 201510 yr I am not sure on the age of this article but this explains it: Fines & Appeals | NFL Football Operations Interesting, as I always thought it was percentage based.
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