Broncos' Alex Singleton, Chiefs' Trey Smith could face NFL fines

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Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Broncos' Alex Singleton, Chiefs' Trey Smith could face NFL fines
Summary

Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton and Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Trey Smith may receive disciplinary action from the NFL following their penalties during Monday Night Football. Singleton received a personal foul for unnecessary roughness late in the game, while Smith was flagged for a chop block. Singleton's infraction is notable as it could lead to a fine ranging from $11,941 to $17,911, depending on whether it is considered a first or second offense. Both players’ situations underscore the league's increasing emphasis on player safety and will be addressed in the coming days. The Broncos, after a disappointing loss, are preparing to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 2.

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  • Alex Singleton committed a personal foul during the Broncos' game against the Chiefs.
  • Trey Smith was flagged for a chop block in the same contest.
  • Fines for Singleton could reach $17,911 based on the nature of the infraction.
  • The Broncos are set to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 2.
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Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton could hear from the NFL this week, as could a Super Bowl champion on the Kansas City Chiefs. The post Broncos’ Alex Singleton, Chiefs Super Bowl Champ Facing Punishment After ‘MNF’ appeared first on HEAVY.

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