The NFL has fined Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton for a fourth time this season.
Singleton was fined $47,762 for unnecessary roughness on a tackle against Arizona Cardinals running back Tyler Allier in Week 7, according to KUSA-TV's Mike Klis. Singleton will appeal the fine.
Singleton was fined three times earlier this season — for a late hit in Week 1, for a hit on a defenseless receiver in Week 2 and for an impermissible use of the helmet in Week 6. His Week 2 fine was rescinded after an appeal.
Meanwhile, safety Brandon Jones was also fined $23,882 for use of his helmet, while Colorado product and star Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride was fined $11,941 for a facemask penalty in the first quarter on Sunday.
Denver wide receiver Jaylen Waddle and guard Quinn Meinerz were previously fined for a celebration in Week 3, but those fines were recinded after appeals. Meinerz was also fined for posting a photo of his drug test notification on social media after Week 3. After that, fellow guard Ben Powers was fined $17,911 for a blindside block in Week 4.
The NFL's website says the league donates fines "to the Professional Athletes Foundation to support Legends in need and...