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NFLs of stone tables have one very clear command of players.
You don’t say anything wrong in officials.
In addition to a fine that is imposed by Texas running back Joex Mixon for what he didn’t say and a fine that is imposed by Mixon For what he saidNFL sentenced $ 25,000 fines on the decans of the Defensive end will Anderson Jr. for public criticism of officials.
Told Anderson after losing the chiefs “We knew it would be me to go to this game in this game. “
What he said is not as strong as Mixon did not say, but that hair is stronger (maybe) than Mixon said.
The initial mixing cash mixed is based on this commentary from former Bengali receivers, TJ HOUSHMANDZADEH, “Why play the game if each call 50/50 goes with the mainies. These officials are garbage and bias.”
The second Mixon is finely based on, what he said, “Everyone knows how to play here. You can never leave him in ref. The whole world sees, man.”
Players have every right to think about. How did the League say earlier, the owner Raiders Tom Brady can only be punished if he says something during the fox who are “by drawing critical for officially or calls (i) to question the integrity of the official or crew. “
“Executive” means “extraordinarily in a bad way; Sections; noisy. “
Are Mixons Comments Eggic critical? Billy Anderson?
Thus, or NFL applies a different standard of owners such as Brady, or did NFL punish Mixon and Anderson for Eggela criticism that is hard “or” glittering “or” glittering “or” glittering “or” gleaming “or” a glittering “or” a glittering “or” a glittering “or” glittering “or” glittering “or” glittering “or” glittering “or” glittering “or” glittering “or” glittering “or “glittering” or “glittering” or “glittering” or “glittering” or “glittering”.
Either way, it seems an excessive fine mixer and Anderson. Some would call it named.
And fines ultimately serve only for the shine of the brighter light in permanent shortcomings in the NFL official service.
