NFL fines J.J. McCarthy $11,593 for taunting
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Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy has been fined $11,593 by the NFL for a taunting foul during a game against the Packers. The incident occurred in the first quarter when McCarthy taunted Packers defenders following a run that included a stiff arm and a shoulder. This behavior aligns with McCarthy's aggressive playing style, which has previously attracted attention from Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell, particularly after a premature celebration during a touchdown against the Cowboys. The fine highlights the need for McCarthy to manage his emotions on the field.
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