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16 game season
NFL officials have a bye week, so that just bolsters your percentage argument.
1/16 = 6.25% However, officials' expected level of professionalism should be higher than players and coaches in my opinion. Still, 6.25% is a considerable chunk, but it is 6.25% of a much smaller salary, the dollar amount is much smaller, and part-time officials are expected to have some other form of income. I recall the NFL issuing fines based on dollars and not game checks most often. If fines were always issued on a game check or percentage basis, the deterrent would be less effective for the less compensated individuals. If a player spits at an official and an official returns fire (I would hope not), how would we fine each? Even dollar figures? Even percentage? Progressive or regressive scale? I think the current fines are about right to provide the proper deterrent for the actions involved (taking into account individual histories).
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