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NFL fines Cowboys, Saints $500K each for practice brawls

The NFL has fined the Cowboys and Saints $500,000 each after multiple fights broke out during a joint practice.

The update

The NFL has fined the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints $500,000 each following a chaotic joint practice session that devolved into multiple brawls. The league announced the penalties on Thursday, citing a point of emphasis on sportsmanship at joint practices.

Why it matters

This is a significant escalation in discipline for preseason skirmishes. The league has explicitly reminded teams of their responsibility to prevent unsportsmanlike behavior that could lead to injury. The fine represents a strong signal that the NFL intends to curb the increasingly common “chippy” nature of joint practices.

What to watch

It remains unclear if the teams will appeal the fines. Specific player fines for individual fights are expected to be handled internally by the respective clubs. The NFL has requested video of the practice for review, indicating a continued focus on monitoring player conduct during training camp.

Sources

  • espn.com — Details on the fines, league statement regarding sportsmanship, and descriptions of the brawls.
  • SB Nation — Confirmation of the $500,000 fine amount and context on the chaos of the session.
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