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Cam Newton and Trai Turner fined

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  On 10/7/2016 at 8:33 PM, Bartin said:

Cam threw the ball at another player. Fine everytime for everyone in the NFL. Trai berated a ref. Fine everytime.

Fines are automatic when the penalty is called.

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I thought Cam got fined for the 1st down taunt. Tre getting fined 24k for yelling at a ref, thats absurd and beyond steep, yet people got fined less for purposely headhunting and trying to end Cam's career.

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  On 10/7/2016 at 8:33 PM, LA_Panther said:

Ok what did Trai say to the ref ... damn

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It was after Cam got drilled on the 2 pt conversion. Trai got up in the refs face and was yelling at him about helmet to helmet and I have zero doubt it was profanity laced. I'm glad he did it, but he deserved the flag and fine that comes with it.

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  On 10/7/2016 at 8:35 PM, usmcpanthers said:

I thought Cam got fined for the 1st down taunt. Tre getting fined 24k for yelling at a ref, thats absurd and beyond steep, yet people got fined less for purposely headhunting and trying to end Cam's career.

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2nd infraction for Trai after the one against Denver for bouncing in Chris Harris' face. Fines double on the 2nd one.

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