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San Francisco 49ers players have been issued some major fines over the past two weeks for hits that went uncalled during games. Two weeks ago, Malik Mustapha was fined nearly $7,000 for an unnecessary roughness hit on the 49ers’ final…

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Fred Warner has received fines totaling $65,673 for two separate unnecessary roughness plays that went uncalled during games. The NFL issued a $17,911 fine for a hit on a defenseless player and a $47,762 fine for impermissible use of the helmet during a hit on tight end Chig Okonkwo.
This marks the fourth time Warner has been fined this season, pushing his total fines to over $100,000. He was previously fined $41,793 in Week 3 against the Arizona Cardinals and could face a potential one-game suspension if penalized twice more for hits on defenseless players.
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