Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton fined by NFL for 4th time this season
Broncos LB Alex Singleton received his fourth fine of the season this week. Denver safety Brandon Jones was also fined.
The NFL has imposed a fourth fine on Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton this season, totaling $47,762 for unnecessary roughness during a Week 7 tackle against Arizona Cardinals running back Tyler Allier. Singleton has previously been fined three times earlier in the season for a late hit, a hit on a defenseless receiver, and an impermissible use of the helmet.
His Week 2 fine was later rescinded after an appeal. Other players fined this season include safety Brandon Jones ($23,882) and tight end Trey McBride ($11,941). Some fines have been rescinded after appeals, including those for celebration and drug test posting on social media. The NFL donates fines to support athletes and communities.
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