The on-field actions of Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch have made a negative impact on his wallet. Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reported that the NFL

For the first time since his ejection in Sunday’s win over the Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions defensive back Brian Branch spoke to reporters about the hit that got him kicked out, showing remorse over how things went down.

The NFL responds to Lions safety Brian Branch's gestures to the audience at Lambeau Field after his Week 9 ejection vs. the Packers.

Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch was ejected for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Green Bay Packers wide receiver Bo Melton during Sunday's 24-14 win. As

After getting ejected from the Lions' Week 9 win in Green Bay, Detroit safety Brian Branch was expected to earn a fine from the NFL. The league delivered in its weekly doling out of disciplinary actions,

Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch now knows how much he needs to pay in fines. Both for his hit on Bo Melton and the obscene reaction afterward from the Green Bay Packers game. The NFL hit Branch with a total of $20,

It's Saturday which means it's time for the weekly "crazy NFL fines" to be distributed throughout the league. One of the most notable incidents from this past week was a Detroit Lions defender who flipped off Green Bay Packers fans in last Sunday's game.

Last week the Detroit Lions went to Green Bay and beat the Packers in the rain, but not everyone got to participate in the whole game. Safety Brian Branch got ejected by the league offices in New York after this hit.

Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch has been fined for an aggressive helmet-to-helmet hit against a Green Bay Packers wide receiver in Week 9. It was the second occasion this season Branch was docked monies for actions deemed inappropriate within the field of play.