NFL reportedly denies enchantment, upholds $100K heavenly, sideline ban for Eagles' 'Tall Dom' DiSandro – Yahoo

There’s no reprieve for Tall Dom.

The NFL has reportedly upheld the sideline suspension and $100,000 heavenly for Dom DiSandro, the Philadelphia Eagles‘ head of safety who used to be ejected from a Week 13 recreation after initiating a sideline altercation with San Francisco 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw.

The Associated Press reported Friday that the NFL denied an Eagles enchantment of the penalties. DiSandro met with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell while the enchantment used to be pending, in accordance with the listing.

DiSandro can be allowed to return to the sideline in the playoffs. The Eagles possess already paid the heavenly for DiSandro, in accordance with the listing.

DiSandro used to be standing on the Eagles sideline when a scuffle broke out between Greenlaw and Eagles receiver DeVonta Smith on the quit of a play. DiSandro stepped in between the 2 avid gamers then shoved Greenlaw away. Greenlaw then swiped at DiSandro’s face and grazed him, and the alternate resulted in both being ejected from the recreation.

The ejections brought about an uproar because the 49ers lost a key defender in a high-stakes recreation between two NFC contenders. The Eagles lost a non-player who initiated the incident by touching Greenlaw first.

Greenlaw told journalists the next Wednesday that he and DiSandro exchanged apologies by an middleman and that he held no sick will against the Eagles’ safety chief.

In the aftermath of the incident, the league despatched a memo to NFL groups emphasizing solutions that “clearly restrict non-player personnel — coaches, trainers, equipment crew, safety officers or others — from making physical contact with, taunting or directing abusive or insulting language against opposing avid gamers.”

The NFL banned DiSandro from the sideline of Philadelphia’s subsequent recreation against the Dallas Cowboys, then reportedly prolonged that ban for the rest of the customary season remaining Saturday. The league also fined DiSandro $100,000.

DiSandro aloof travels with the crew and attends games. He used to be considered Monday all the top likely diagram by Philadelphia’s recreation against the Seattle Seahawks watching from a luxury field.