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NFL fines Tytus Howard and Kendall Williamson for infractions

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 6:47 AM

Last updated Aug 26, 2026

NFL fines Tytus Howard and Kendall Williamson for infractions

Summary

The NFL has fined former Texans offensive lineman Tytus Howard and Chargers defensive back Kendall Williamson for separate infractions during recent preseason games. Howard, now with the Browns, faced a $12,537 penalty for tripping a player during a matchup against the Bears. His fine was the highest for that week, following an in-game flag for the foul. Williamson received a $5,972 fine for unnecessary roughness related to a hit on Texans running back Noah Whittington, a ruling made after review since officials did not penalize the tackle during the game. Both players avoided more severe penalties.

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By the Numbers

•Tytus Howard fined $12,537 for tripping in Browns' preseason game against Bears.
•Kendall Williamson fined $5,972 for unnecessary roughness on Texans' Whittington.
•Both fines issued after league reviews of the respective plays.
•Howard's infraction occurred during a Browns loss to the Bears.
•Williamson's hit went unflagged during the game against the Texans.

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6:47 AMYahoo Sports — NFL Punishes Former Texans Starting O-Lineman, Chargers Defensive Back

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The league has docked Houston Texans starting OL Tytus Howard and Los Angeles Chargers DB Kendall Williamson. The post NFL Punishes Former Texans Starting O-Lineman, Chargers Defensive Back appeared first on HEAVY.
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