The Canadian Football League (CFL) has taken disciplinary action in response to recent incidents involving player conduct.

Dino Boyd’s Fine

Ottawa REDBLACKS offensive lineman Dino Boyd has been subjected to a fine by the CFL for his involvement in a tourist hit on Montreal Alouettes linebacker Darnell Sankey.

In a clear breach of the league’s conduct policies, Boyd’s actions during the game led to a subsequent review and the imposition of a fine. The exact amount of the fine, in line with league policy, remains undisclosed.

Jayden Dalke’s Fine

Similarly, Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive back Jayden Dalke has also been fined by the CFL. His transgression involved a tourist hit on Hamilton Tiger-Cats wide receiver Kiondré Smith.

The CFL, consistent with its commitment to maintaining the integrity of the game and player safety, conducted a thorough review of Dalke’s conduct. The result of this review was the levying of a fine. As with Boyd’s case, the specific amount of the fine remains confidential, in accordance with league policy.

These disciplinary actions highlight the league’s dedication to upholding player conduct standards and ensuring the safety and sportsmanship of the game. The CFL continues to monitor player conduct closely and will take appropriate actions in response to any breaches of the league’s rules and policies.