KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill has been fined for the second week in a row.
The $10,300 penalty comes as a result of Hill flashing a peace sign at a Bills player on his fourth-quarter 64-yard touchdown in Sunday's game against Buffalo.
"Well can't believe I got fined for this," Hill said on his Snapchat.
NFL Network reporter Tom Pelissero reports no flag was thrown.
The NFL fined #Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill $10,300 for flashing his peace sign at a #Bills player on his late touchdown last week. No flag was thrown.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 29, 2022
Per the NFL's fine rules, $10,300 is the minimum amount for taunting.
Last week, Hill was fined $12,875 for celebrating a touchdown against the Steelers with a cheerleader's pompoms.
As a rebuttal to the fine, the Tyreek Hill Family Foundation set out to raise $12,875 for those experiencing homelessness.
By Friday, his foundation exceeded the $12,875 and was able to distribute resources in Kansas City.
