NFL fines quarterback for pretending to shoot a gun during touchdown celebration
Indefinite suspensions are more common for the NFL than a lifetime ban
The NFL handed down fines to two members of the Cleveland Browns including quarterback Deshaun Watson for making gestures pretending to fire guns after a touchdown.
The league determined that during the celebration of a third-quarter touchdown, Watson and tight end David Njoku committed a "violent gesture" when they pretended to shoot guns toward each other for approximately one second during what appeared to be their own signature handshake. ---More...
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