The Los Angeles Chargers were part of the NFL’s dirtiest play in Week 8, with star quarterback Justin Herbert on the receiving end of the hit. When official NFL fine news went out this weekend, Chargers lineman Bradley Bozeman,

Chargers center Bradley Bozeman called out Saints defensive tackle Nathan Shepherd on Sunday for “one of the dirtier plays” he’s seen in Los Angeles’ 26-8 win, which resulted in Bozeman being flagged for unnecessary roughness while defending his franchise quarterback,

Chargers Bradley Bozeman and his wife have served communities for years, and the center's move to defend his quarterback also helped to feed their foundation.

Chargers center Bradley Bozeman got flagged for unnecessary roughness during Sunday’s 26-8 victory over the Saints for an incident in which he was just trying to protect his quarterback. Justin Herbert got a low hit from Saints defensive tackle Nathan Shepherd,

When Justin Herbert got a low hit from New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Nathan Shepherd Sunday, Shepherd held on to Herbert's leg and turned the Los Angeles Chargers quarterback down awkwardly. The grab appeared to be an intent to injure, which the Chargers center did not like one bit.

Nathan Shepherd was fined $11,817 for the play where he grabbed Justin Herbert by the lower leg and attempted to bring the QB to the ground after he threw the ball. — Nick Underhill (@nick_underhill)

New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Nathan Shepherd was fined $11,817 by the NFL for unnecessary roughness during a 26-8 defeat at the hands of the

The defensive tackle was fined for committing unnecessary roughness against the Los Angeles Chargers quarterback.

New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Nathan Shepherd got away with a small fine due to the NFL's broken fine system.

During last Sunday's game between the New Orleans Saints and Los Angeles Chargers, defensive tackle Nathan Shepherd made a very questionable decision while trying to bring down star quarterback Justin Herbert.