NFL Fined Isaiah Likely After Week 3 Penalty
The league issued a fine to the player for an unnecessary roughness infraction committed during a blindside block.
Updated on Oct. 3, 2026 in Football

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The NFL has fined Isaiah Likely $17,911 for an unnecessary roughness violation that occurred during the game against the Tennessee Titans. The incident involved a blindside block during the second quarter of the contest.
Why it matters
The league maintains strict disciplinary standards by reviewing every play from every game for potential rule violations. This process ensures that player conduct remains within regulated safety parameters across the entire league.
Isaiah Likely was fined $17,911 for a blindside block, while teammates Cam Skattebo, Shelby Harris, and Abdul Carter also received fines for their roles in the game. The league issued a total of 30 fines following the conclusion of Week 3.
The players
Isaiah Likely
He is an NFL player who was penalized for unnecessary roughness following a blindside block.
Cam Skattebo
He is an NFL player who received a $7,073 fine for unnecessary roughness during the same game.
Shelby Harris
He is an NFL player who was issued an $11,941 fine for a facemask penalty.
Abdul Carter
He is an NFL player who received an $11,941 fine for taunting during the match.
The details
The violation occurred with 7:04 remaining in the second quarter as the Giants secured a 12-7 victory over the Tennessee Titans. Players are formally notified of these infractions through official channels that include both video evidence of the play and the required fine amount.
Timeline
The infraction occurred during Week 3 of the NFL season.
Isaiah Likely is expected to play in the upcoming game on October 4, 2026.
The Big Picture
The NFL routinely enforces the blindside block rule to curb high-impact collisions during gameplay. This fine follows the established pattern of strict league-wide disciplinary actions taken against players for safety-related infractions.
Isaiah Likely is cleared to participate in the upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals despite the disciplinary fine. The financial penalties assessed to the players reflect the league's broader enforcement of rules following the conclusion of the Week 3 matchups.
The takeaway
Players face significant financial penalties when the league identifies rule violations through its comprehensive post-game review process. Consistent enforcement of these standards remains a primary method for maintaining safety and discipline on the field.
Further reading
For more information on player safety regulations, visit the Football section.
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