There was one Jacksonville Jaguars player from last week's game against Baltimore who was fined by the NFL.
According to Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida Times-Union, defensive tackle Arik Armstead was fined $17,911 for a hip-drop tackle.
On the actual play itself, Armstead was not penalized.
#Jaguars fine from win over Baltimore ...
— Ryan O'Halloran (@ryanohalloran) November 14, 2026
DT Arik Armstead $17,911 for hip drop tackle (no penalty)
Per the NFL rules and operations site, players receive a letter from the league informing them of what they did, along with a video of the play, why they are being fined, and how much it will cost them.
"The NFL uses the fine schedule to outline the league’s and the union’s expectations for players to conduct themselves in a way that honors the sport and respects
the game, themselves, their fellow players, the fans and the league. The rules are intended to protect the players from unnecessary risk, promote player safety and emphasize sportsmanship and respect of teammates, opponents, coaches, officials and fans."
Players can appeal the fines if they choose.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Jaguars defender fined by NFL for play in Ravens game
