Joey Bosa’s Low Hit Nets NFL Fine of $17,389: Baker Mayfield Strikes Again as the Target!

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If anyone thought the NFL only focuses on stats and highlights, the recent Bills vs Buccaneers matchup might change that. Buffalo’s defensive end Joey Bosa delivered a full “Hollywood-style” low hit on Tampa Bay quarterback Baker Mayfield. No penalty was called during the game, but after review, the NFL decided to fine Bosa $17,389. Yes, you read that right—just for a single low hit!

Fans immediately stormed social media—questions like “Did that cross the line?” and “When will the NFL get serious about protecting quarterbacks?” were trending. Mayfield struggled to get up after Bosa’s hit, but the Buccaneers are trying to maintain mental focus.

In fact, Mayfield said, “I think there was a difference mentally… Any time you run the ball like that, guys are locked in, they’re doing their job. That takes everybody, not just the offensive line.” Clearly, the team’s focus is now locked in. Meanwhile, the NFL is showing just how serious it is about quarterback protection—by hitting wallets, not just knees.

Meanwhile, Buffalo running back Ty Johnson was also fined $10,777 for an “unsportsmanlike touchdown celebration.” But for fans, the spotlight remains on Bosa vs Mayfield’s low hit. The Buccaneers are now preparing to face the Rams, one of the NFC’s most potent offenses. Mayfield is under pressure again, but mentally, he’s “locked in.”

In short: The big question in the NFL now is whether hits like Bosa’s will continue to rack up fines in the future, and how quickly the Buccaneers can regain their mental balance on the field. And we fans? We’ll just sit back, popcorn in hand, and debate low hits and fines.

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