Triumph

Pretty steep.

NFL fines Vince Wilfork $30,000

Patsrock

It was a stupid play by Vince. And doesn't Ray Anderson and Merton Hanks handle the fines.

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Julius

Tax deductible

Gumby

havent seen anything as to whether the Jags OL got fined for the hit that made Vince hit back. anybody know?

Or does the fact that no flag was thrown on him protect him from a fine. I didnt think the system worked like that.

Fencer

He could have delivered the same message with a hard shove to the back, probably at half the price.

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PatsWickedPissah

No fine for Chung, whose hit was legal. Bad officiating...again.

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And Dick Sherman walks.

cmasspatsfan

despite what Wilcox said repeatedly

Fixit

Are we supposed to think that Vince didn't deserve it? It was a dumbass move by a guy who knows better, and it could've cost them.

Let's not pull out the "Goodell's a Nazi" stuff when one of our guys actually screws up.

patfanken

Wilfolk deserved the fine. He cost his team 15 yds in a close game. He might be doing the "right thing" by standing up for his teammates, but there are more subtle and smarter ways to do it.

I said all along that Chung's hit was legal. But the flag wasn't surprising. Hitting someone too hard is illegal in the NFL these days, and that's the plain truth. What WAS embarrassing for the league was the scene of all those refs throwing their flags after the first one was thrown. BTW- the first wasn't thrown until it was clear that Shorts was dinged. It was really a sad performance by the refs.

I'm happy Richard Sherman was cleared. The league clearly botched the test, and to suspend him in the first place, given what happened only makes it harder to prosecute the real offenders.