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NFL Reissues $25K Fine to Texans' Joe Mixon for Comments About Game Officials — After He Was Mistakenly Fined for Teammate's Remarks
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Texans RB Joe Mixon Fined $25,000 For Comments He Didn't Make
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NFL reissues $25,000 fine to Joe Mixon after initially punishing him for comments he didn't make, per report
Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon announced via X on Wednesday that the NFL fined him for comments he didn't make following the playoff loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. "I’m getting fined by the @nfl for what someone else said. What’s next? I get fined by them for Connor McDavid cross checking an opponent on a @nhl game! 🤦🏽♂️"
Joe Mixon just got fined by the NFL for something a former player tweeted following Saturday’s loss in Kansas City.
A week later, former Bengals running back Joe Mixon is in hot water with the NFL and fined — for comments he didn’t say. As it turns out, the comments were actually said by former Bengals wideout T.J. Houshmandzadeh.
Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon is lashing out at the NFL over a fine he received for something he didn't say. Mixon started out by tagging the NFL on
The NFL apparently takes criticism of its referees so seriously that you can get fined for criticizing remarks you didn’t actually say.
The NFL fined Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon for something he didn't say, according to the RB and his agent.
Mixon's agent said the NFL improperly fined Mixon for remarks to the media about the officiating in the Texans' loss to the Chiefs.
The NFL cited a quote that Joe Mixon didn't say in fining the Texans running back $25,000, according to the player and his agent.
HOUSTON – The Texans are firing offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik after the offense took a major step backward this season, according to multiple league sources.
ESPN reported that the Texans also fired the offensive line coach and assistant coach, adding that the team will decide on the remainder of the offensive staff when it hires a new offensive coordinator.
Houston has also targeted an Ohio State player in back-to-back drafts, so adding Quinshon Judkins might be in play for Nick Caserio on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft. Judkins, who scored three touchdowns in the national championship, told ESPN on Friday that he will enter the 2025 NFL draft rather than use his final season of collegiate eligibility.
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