Stevie Johnson fined by NFL
Stevie Johnson fined by NFL
Stevie Johnson fined by NFL
Stevie Johnson fined by NFL
This week, the Buffalo Bills Joker, Wide Receiver Stevie Johnson, got slapped with a five thousand dollar fine from the NFL.
It's the result of his stunt last Sunday in Cincinnati, after he scored a touchdown against the Bengals. Johnson had a message on his T-Shirt, which he displayed after lifting his jersey.
With T-O and Ochocinco labeling themselves Batman and Robin, Johnson delivered a line from "The Dark Knight" on his T-shirt--the Joker's line"Why So Serious? where to buy NFL Jerseys? Ujersy."
Johnson says he got a Fed Ex letter from the NFL this week, informing him that he's being fined five thousand dollars. And even though he says he doesn't regret wearing the T-Shirt, .he probably won't do it again.
"I'll just be smarter about it," Johnson says. "I didn't go in expecting to get fined, it was just a fun gesture, and I got in trouble for it."
Head Coach Chan Gailey appeared unconcerned about Johnson's fine, but he said he wishes the young wideout would avoid getting in this kind of trouble.
I wish he wouldn't do those kind of things to get fined," Gailey said. "I think he's not a bad person. He's making some bad decisions along those lines, and hopefully I can help him make better decisions."
Johnson did say his wife found out about the fine, and was not happy.
"She was like, you've got to stop getting fined, baby,'" Johnson said. "I tried to sneak it past her, thinking maybe she wouldn't notice. She was like, hey, did you get in trouble for it?' I was like, Yeah, baby, I got in trouble.'"
Gailey and the Bills hit the field Wednesday inside the stadium to begin the practice week for the Steelers game. The Bills have won two in a row, but the players say their turnaround really started right after the bye week
"In the last five weeks here, we were getting closer and closer and we finally got that first win, i bought a New England PatriotsJerseys, is very good." says Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick. "So, I think confidence is probably higher, but in terms of the way we're going to go out and practice and the way we're going to prepare, I don't think that changes because we did such a good job all year of ...
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