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DeAndre Levy fined $9,115 for taunting

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DETROIT, MI - OCTOBER 19: DeAndre Levy #54 of the Detroit Lions celebrates 24-23 win against the New Orleans Saints at Ford Field on October 19, 2014 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Greg Shamus/Getty Images)

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Lions linebacker DeAndre Levy is unlikely to play against the Titans this week after drawing a doubtful tag on the week’s final injury report, which means he’s unlikely to pick up his second fine in as many weeks.

PFT has confirmed that Levy has been fined $9,115 by the league after being penalized for taunting in the fourth quarter of last Sunday’s 39-35 victory over the Colts.

Levy was penalized after a third-and-one that saw Colts quarterback Andrew Luck throw incomplete. Levy took Luck down at the end of the play, leading to jawing with members of the Colts and a flag that Levy lamented after the game.

“It was just a dumb play,” Levy said, via the Detroit Free Press. “It was a dumb play. Heat of the moment. Guys are running to the sideline grabbing and talking noise. It’s whatever. It’s a dumb play. I got to be smarter.”

Assuming Levy misses this Sunday’s game, he’ll have his next chance to be smarter in Green Bay in Week Three.