NFL fines Bills offensive lineman Chase Lundt for taunting during preseason game

The NFL issued a $5,868 fine to Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Chase Lundt following an act of taunting in a preseason game against the Cleveland Browns. The penalty occurred during the fourth quarter of a contest that the Bills won. Lundt, who previously earned a roster spot as a rookie, now faces a return to the practice squad after the team signed veteran Austin Corbett and drafted tackle Jude Bowry. Alongside Lundt, the league also fined Bills safety Jalon Kilgore and defensive end Landon Jackson for their conduct during the preseason. These financial penalties are directed toward the Professional Athletes Foundation and the NFL Foundation to support athlete wellness and youth football programs. While the fines represent a personal financial setback for players on the practice squad, they hold no consequences for the team's regular-season standing.

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