NFL fines roundup: Terence Garvin, Nick Foles draw fines

The huge hit that ended the season of Bengals punter Kevin Huber, requiring him to have his fractured jaw wired shut, earned Steelers rookie linebacker Terence Garvin a $25,000 fine, according to Artrell Hawkins of WLWT in Cincinnati. The hit didn't draw a penalty during the game, but the league later admitted that it should have and that the 67-yard punt return touchdown by Antonio Brown should have come back.

Eagles quarterback Nick Foles was the subject of a rare fine for an offensive player, as his peel-back block on Vikings linebacker Erin Henderson earned the passer a $10,000 penalty. That matched Titans defensive end Kamerion Wimbley for the third-highest fine of the week. The Titans end earned a $10,000 fine, as well, for a roughing the passer penalty.

The second-biggest of the week belonged to Cardinals linebacker Marcus Bernard, who earned a $15,750 hit to the bank account for his roughing the passer penalty. His teammate and fellow linebacker Daryl Washington earned a $5,000 fine for taunting.

Rounding out the week's fines were $7,875 penalties given to Jaguars safety Winston Guy, Ravens safety Matt Elam and Colts offensive tackle Gosder Cherilus for unnecessary roughness, and a fine of the same levied against Bengals cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick for a facemask penalty.

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