The Chiefs hit the Bills hardest last weekend and now the NFL has rubbed salt in the wound where some may say it hurts the most: Their wallet.
At the end of Buffalo’s AFC Championship game loss vs. Kansas City, a couple of guys got into a shoving match. It centered around quarterback Josh Allen.
The Buffalo QB was taken down by Chiefs defensive end Alex Okafor. In frustration following the play, Allen threw the ball at Okafor which spurred a shoving match, and according to NFL Network, Allen was fined for it.
For his flick of the ball, Allen was penalized $15,000. After doing so, Okafor was unhappy and appeared to stand above Allen and yell at him. That caused Bills teammates to him to Allen’s defense:
Josh Allen has been fined $15,000 for flicking the ball at Alex Okafor pic.twitter.com/4HNJn00ni6
— NFL Stats (@NFL_Stats) January 30, 2021
Of those teammates, the two that were also pinged by the NFL in their bank accounts were offensive lineman Jon Feliciano and Dion Dawkins. Feliciano got the first shove in which can be seen in the video above while Dawkins jumped in later.
Those two were fined $10,000 each. No one from the Chiefs was fined for the play.
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