NFL Fines Chargers' Tre Harris and Seahawks' Josh Jobe for Roughness

The National Football League announced fines against multiple players following the Week 4 matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Chargers. On the Chargers side, wide receiver Tre Harris was fined $9,870 for an unnecessary roughness penalty involving striking or kneeing in the first quarter at the 12:30 mark. This marked his first fine of the season as well as the team's inaugural one this year.

On the opposing Seahawks roster, cornerback Josh Jobe received a $12,537 fine for committing unnecessary roughness during the same incident involving striking or kneeing an opponent in the first quarter at 12:30. The article notes that while both Harris and Jobe were involved in offsetting personal foul penalties, Jobe's fine was higher than Harris's because CBA rules limit rookie fines to no more than 10% of their game check.

Three other Seahawks players also faced financial punishment for actions during the same game. Nick Emmanwori received two separate $14,648 fines: one for a hip-drop tackle and another for using his helmet in unnecessary roughness incidents within minutes of each other. Demarcus Lawrence was fined $17,911 after making contact with quarterback Justin Herbert below the knees.