For "gray area" celebrations, NFL will communicate with player before fining him.

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The NFL and NFL Players Association are clarifying rules for on-field celebrations after walking back fines for players who mimed chugging drinks after scoring touchdowns.

To draw a clearer line between player expression and poor sportsmanship, the NFL and the NFL Players Association issued a joint statement on Wednesday outlining which celebrations are and aren't ...

The NFL is making a major rule change in the middle of the season. Several players, most notably 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk and Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson, have been fined this year for doing a ...

On Tuesday, the league announced it will relax its rules on touchdown celebrations. Commissioner Goodell said via a letter sent to fans, the NFL wants to allow players "more room to have fun" after ...

In Week 3, Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson celebrated a touchdown of his own by pretending to shotgun a beer. The NFL originally fiined him $13,611, but, like Juszczyk, Ferguson explained it was a ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — The NFL fined San Francisco 49ers All-Pro fullback Kyle Juszczyk for what it deemed an “offensive” celebration similar to one he had been doing for several years with no ...

Juszczyk appealed the fine and said his celebration was tied to his "Juice" nickname.

"Recent celebrations imitating drinking a beverage will not be considered violations or result in discipline. The league-wide guidance provides players with greater clarity on how they can celebrate ...