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The New York Giants and Detroit Lions were fined $200,000 each by the NFL for multiple fights that broke out during their joint practices. Despite a league memo emphasizing the importance of maintaining professionalism during these sessions, the practices were marred by over a dozen scuffles. Notably, Giants quarterback Daniel Jones was involved in one of the skirmishes, and both teams decided to cut practice short due to the ongoing incidents. Coaches Brian Daboll and Dan Campbell acknowledged the need to clean up the situation but emphasized the importance of playing hard and physical.
- The NFL is taking a strong stance against fighting during joint practices.
- Both teams will need to focus on discipline as they prepare for their preseason opener.
Daniel Jones | QB
Injury
Week 1
- Jones was involved in a skirmish during the joint practices, highlighting the intensity of the sessions.
Malik Nabers | WR
Breakout
Week 1
- Nabers acknowledged the heated nature of the practices and was involved in a fight with Lions safety Kerby Joseph.
New York Giants
- The Giants need to focus on maintaining discipline in practices to avoid further fines and injuries.
Detroit Lions
- The Lions also need to address the fighting issues to ensure a more professional environment during practices.