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Jameson Williams wins appeals of two celebration fines against the Bills

RapSheet reports that the Lions receiver had fines of $14,926 and $11,941 rescinded.

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RapSheet reports that Lions receiver Jameson Williams won both appeals of celebration fines against the Bills, with $14,926 and $11,941 rescinded. In one appeal, Williams denied his “brief gesture” was offensive and argued “that marijuana is legal in some states if that was the gesture he was making.” Appeals officer Derrick Brooks rescinded that fine but urged Williams to celebrate with his teammates “in the best professional manner possible.”

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Ian Rapoport@RapSheet#Lions WR Jameson Williams won both his appeals of fines of celebrations against the #Bills, as amounts of $14,926 and $11,941 were rescinded. On one, Williams denied his “brief gesture” was offensive and argued “that marijuana is legal in some states if that was the gesture he was making.“ Appeals officer Derrick Brooks wrote, “Although I rescinded this fine, please make every effort to celebrate with your teammates in the best professional manner possible.”1h
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    Ian Rapoport@RapSheet#Lions WR Jameson Williams won both his appeals of fines of celebrations against the #Bills, as amounts of $14,926 and $11,941 were rescinded. On one, Williams denied his “brief gesture” was offensive and argued “that marijuana is legal in some states if that was the gesture he was making.“ Appeals officer Derrick Brooks wrote, “Although I rescinded this fine, please make every effort to celebrate with your teammates in the best professional manner possible.”1h
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