It will be interesting. I would think of the three, Colon is the only with a significant risk of suspension. There is precedent for not getting suspended for putting your hand on an official, but it's usually when it's not of the aggressive variety -- and that was somewhat aggressive. I think his defense needs to be he was trying to shove someone else not the official and he just accidentally contacted the official. That actually seems like it might be true -- or at least that he was just acting out of rage and not paying attention. If the league, however, concludes it was a ref and acted intentionally, he'll get suspended. You can't do that.
Mangold doesn't have a long history of supplemental discipline. I think his intent is fairly obvious on the tape, but since it happened in the flow of the game and Talib wasn't seemingly injured, my guess is it will be a relatively minor fine, like $10k or $15k. There is some chance the league may take a pass.
Punching another player seems to be $7k for the first offense if you do it with an open hand and up to $15k if it's more malicious. Lots of precedent. I would think Ferguson will be in that neighborhood.
