Three players on the Washington Commanders were recently fined for their conduct in the Commanders’ 17-point win against the Philadelphia Eagles last week.
Fined:
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OLB K’Lavon Chaisson $17,911 for a blow to the head/neck on a QB
DL Charles Omenihu $14,926 for unsportsmanlike conduct (violent gesture)
OLB Odafe Oweh $17,911 for a hit on the QB.
For K’Lavon Chaisson, his nearly $18,000 fine for a hit on Eagles quarterback Tanner McKee was the first time in his seven-year career he has been fined. The same cannot be said for teammate Charles Omenihu.
Omenihu was previously fined for a blindside block while playing for the Houston Texans and was also suspended six games in 2023 during his time with the Kansas City Chiefs after an incident with his girlfriend.
However, what he specifically did against the Eagles was not disclosed by the league. The best guess is that it occurred following a fumble recovery, but the precise violent gesture is unclear.
Of the three fines, the one on Odafe Oweh makes the least sense. He was not called for a penalty during the game for his sack on McKee in the final minute. Watching the play he was fined nearly $18,000 for, he did not make contact with the head or neck area of Tanner McKee. In fact, it really looks like a textbook sack. It was his second fine of the season after being fined nearly $13,000 for unnecessary roughness in Week 2’s game against the Dallas Cowboys.
This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Three Commanders players fined for incidents in Week 8 win vs Eagles
