The Atlanta Falcons’ Bijan Robinson and Drake London face nearly $40 million in fines after their Week 18 loss to the Panthers. Discover what led to the hefty penalties.

According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the league has fined London $11,255 for taunting the defender following his touchdown reception at the end of the first half. Watch the play and judge for yourself below. The NFL fined #Falcons WR Drake London $11,255 for taunting after his touchdown catch last week.

Atlanta Falcons’ stars hit with massive fines, raising questions about discipline and their future in the NFL.

Falcons wide receiver Drake London and running back Bijan Robinson were fined a combined $33,766 in Week 18 against the Panthers.

The Falcons, who started the second half with a lead over the Panthers, tied the game back up in the fourth quarter with another Penix-to-London connection. Backed up deep on third down due to penalties, Penix zipped his second touchdown pass of the day to tie the game at 24.

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Wide receiver Drake London was fined $11,255 for taunting after a touchdown catch late in the first half, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. The penalty didn’t overshadow London’s ...

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