Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce is fined $14,069 by the NFL for unsportsmanlike conduct after dunking the ball on the goalpost in tribute to Tony Gonzalez during a Christmas Day game. The fine will contribute to Player Assistance Trust and charities, with Gonzalez offering to help pay.
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