Jerry Jones Plans to Fight NFL’s $500,000 Fine From Cowboys-Saints Brawl

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Key points

• Fortunately for the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints, no one was seriously injured during their training camp brawl during joint practice on Tuesday.
• Unfortunately for both teams, they were both hit with matching $500, 000 fines for their actions.
• The Competition Committee has created sportsmanship – including at joint practices – a point of emphasis over the past a number of years.
• If the fine stands, Jones stated he additionally aims to fine the individual players involved in the brawl, namely linebacker Donovan Ezeiruaku.
• "That's pretty harsh, I mean, pretty stiff, not harsh, but stiff, " Jones remarked.

Fortunately for the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints, no one was seriously injured during their training camp brawl during joint practice on Tuesday. Unfortunately for both teams, they were both hit with matching $500, 000 fines for their actions. The Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints have each been fined $500, 000 for the actions that took place at the joint practice between the teams earlier this week, the NFL remarked in a release. The Competition Committee has created sportsmanship – including at joint practices – a point of emphasis over the past a number of years. All clubs were reminded by memo prior to training camp of their responsibility in preventing unsportsmanlike behavior at joint practices that has the potential to result in injury. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones admitted he understood the league coming down hard on both teams since of the violence, but he additionally stated he intends to appeal the fine, per the team's official website. That's pretty harsh, I mean, pretty stiff, not harsh, but stiff, Jones remarked. . Taking the helmets off, swinging and hitting, that type of thing is not good for anybody, and it's certainly not what we want to represent to our fans and as a league or as a team. It's understandable how they're coming down with a real severe fine. If the fine stands, Jones stated he additionally aims to fine the individual players involved in the brawl, namely linebacker Donovan Ezeiruaku. This person ripped the helmet off New Orleans Saints offensive tackle Taliese Fuaga and threw a punch at Saints offensive lineman Erik McCoy. Saints rookie wide receiver Brock Rechsteiner was additionally heavily involved. He initially obtained physical with Cowboys cornerback Caelen Carson. This person grabbed his facemask after a play and tried dragging him to the ground. He then hit Cowboys safety Jalen Thompson with a German suplex, a popular move among professional wrestlers in which they grab their opponent by the wait and throw them backward over their head.

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The Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints have each been fined $500, 000 for the actions that took place at the joint practice between the teams earlier this week, the NFL remarked in a release. The Competition Committee has created sportsmanship – including at joint practices – a point of emphasis over the past a number of years.

"All clubs were reminded by memo prior to training camp of their responsibility in preventing unsportsmanlike behavior at joint practices that has the potential to result in injury."

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones admitted he understood the league coming down hard on both teams since of the violence, but he additionally stated he intends to appeal the fine, per the team's official website.

"That's pretty harsh, I mean, pretty stiff, not harsh, but stiff, " Jones remarked. ". Taking the helmets off, swinging and hitting, that type of thing is not good for anybody, and it's certainly not what we want to represent to our fans and as a league or as a team. It's understandable how they're coming down with a real severe fine."

If the fine stands, Jones stated he additionally aims to fine the individual players involved in the brawl, namely linebacker Donovan Ezeiruaku. This person ripped the helmet off New Orleans Saints offensive tackle Taliese Fuaga and threw a punch at Saints offensive lineman Erik McCoy.

Saints rookie wide receiver Brock Rechsteiner was additionally heavily involved. He initially obtained physical with Cowboys cornerback Caelen Carson. This person grabbed his facemask after a play and tried dragging him to the ground.

He then hit Cowboys safety Jalen Thompson with a German suplex, a popular move among professional wrestlers in which they grab their opponent by the wait and throw them backward over their head.

In short, jerry Jones Plans to Fight NFL's $500, 000 Fine From Cowboys is the central thread here, and readers can expect follow-up reporting as the picture becomes clearer.