NFL fines Bills' RB Ty Johnson $10,777 for "obscene gesture" TD celebration originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. A week ago, Ty Johnson took a pass from Josh Allen 52 yards to the house for a touchdown.

Josh Allen may be known for his elite talents in the NFL while playing with the Buffalo Bills, but the star quarterback is also quite good at another sport when he’s not scoring touchdowns on the gridiron.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams was penalized for a wild celebration after a 40-yard touchdown catch against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

The NFL has fined Buffalo Bills running back Ty Johnson $10,777 for "obscene gestures" as part of a crackdown on unsportsmanlike conduct. Johnson did a thrust-heavy celebration after scoring a go-ahead touchdown in the Bill's win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 11.

Jameson Williams’ TD celebration drew a penalty, led to missed extra point in Lions-Eagles. Williams was fined $14,491 by the NFL for using a prop during his celebration. Williams, with prior fines, apologized and acknowledged the need to be "smarter" in such situations.

It is perplexing to see NFL players commit the same mistake repeatedly when there are numerous highlights documenting the miscue for the football world to see. As a former NFL player who loved celebrating big plays as a youth, high school and collegiate ...

The Buffalo Bills backup running back got a little overenthusiastic in Week 11 and drew a heavy fine from the NFL.

Carolina Panthers running back Rico Dowdle took a shot at the NFL after they fined him for his celebration last week.

It was a warranted celebration for a team that has been one of the biggest surprise stories this season. The Patriots only won four games last season, and now, they are sitting at 6-2 with the lead in the AFC East division. They went on to roll over the Browns in a 32-13 victory.