The NFL announced that starting this season it would be revamping how it disciplines and fines players for gameday violations.

Included in that is a one-game suspension for players who have three violations across five categories of emphasis for the league. 

Those five include: 

• Blindside block
• Hit on a defenseless player
• Hip-drop tackle
• Horse collar tackle
• Impermissible use of the helmet

Players who commit three offenses in any of these categories during a season will be suspended for one game. Players who commit only one violation will receive 50 percent of their fine back at the end of the season as long as they appeal.

The NFL has an accountability page where all on-field fines are recorded. Here is a running list of players who have committed violations that would count toward a potential suspension. 

Violations

Bears

• CB Tyrique Stevenson (impermissible use of the helmet, Week 2)

Bills

• DB Sam Franklin (blindside block, Week 1)
• DB C.J. Gardner-Johnson (hip-drop tackle, Week 2)

Broncos

• LB Alex Singleton (hit on a defenseless player, Week 2)

Commanders

• S Jeremy Reaves (hit on a defenseless player, Week 2)

Dolphins

• CB Chris Johnson (hip-drop tackle, Week 1)

Packers

• DB Evan Williams (hit on a defenseless player, Week 1)