49ers fined hefty amount for Greenlaw’s sideline shove vs. Cardinals initially appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
Dre Greenlaw’s sideline shove in opposition to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 5 put a dent within the 49ers’ checking account, too.
The NFL fined the 49ers $100,000 for violating a rule that prohibits inactive gamers from making pointless contact with an opponent. Groups are held accountable for sustaining order and applicable conduct on their sideline, in line with the NFL.
Greenlaw was fined $14,069 for unsportsmanlike conduct for shoving Arizona tight finish Trey McBride on the 49ers’ sideline after McBride tangled with San Francisco cornerback Charvarius Ward.
McBride continued to dam Ward out of bounds into the 49ers’ bench space after the tip of a play.
Greenlaw, on the 49ers’ sideline for the group’s Oct. 6 recreation in opposition to the Cardinals as an inactive participant, stays on the physically unable to perform list as he continues to participate in bodily remedy in an effort to return from a torn Achilles.
Ward was fined $11,255 for grabbing McBride’s facemask throughout the temporary scuffle. McBride was fined $9,545 for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Greenlaw, who was standing close by, entered the motion and gave McBride a tough push. Sport officers didn’t assess any penalties on the third-quarter play.
The Cardinals got here from behind for a 24-23 victory at Levi’s Stadium.