Washington Commanders LB Frankie Luvu was hit with a monster fine for his hip-drop tackle on Kansas City Chiefs TE Noah Gray.

Normally in the NFL, players are fined up to $11,593 for a first taunting violation, with the amount increasing to $17,389 for a second offense in the same season. However, the league appeared to view Rice’s incident with Martin as accidental and chose not to fine the former SMU Mustangs wide receiver.

But the bold predictions suggesting the Chiefs will make the big splash at running back speaks to the reputations of both teams. If the Chiefs make the big running back trade and the Chargers remain timid, it's something bound to come up if Kansas City advances further while Los Angeles spoils that 3-0 start to the year in the AFC West.

During Friday's press conference, Chiefs defensive lineman Mike Pennel expressed gratitude for return to Kansas City | @EdEastonJr

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The Kansas City Chiefs have nominated tight end Noah Gray for the 2025 NFL Salute to Service Award. The annual award is a collaboration between the NFL and USAA, which recognizes NFL players, coaches, personnel, and alumni who’ve dedicated time to honoring and supporting the U.S. military.