The NFL announced Saturday it fined Lance $22,511 for unnecessary roughness on a hit on Eagles safety Reed Blankenship in the fourth quarter of last

Despite only playing 15 snaps during the Dallas Cowboys blowout 34-6 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, quarterback Trey Lance, who isn't likely to be the team's starter any time soon, was fined $22,511 by the NFL for unnecessary roughness (use of helmet) on the fumble where he hit safety Reed Blankenship out of bounds, per NFL insider Tom Pelissero.

The Cowboys’ confidence in Cooper Rush seemed to be short-lived. Rush found himself watching from the sidelines with 2:56 left in the third quarter and didn’t come back into the game in the Cowboys’ 34-6 loss to the Eagles.

The Cowboys got blown out by the Eagles in Week 10, but two Dallas players are losing a second time, six days after the fact. Backup quarterback Trey Lance and rookie linebacker Marist Liufau were fined by the league for plays made during the team's 34-6 defeat,

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Trey Lance finally got to debut this season in Week 10 against the Philadelphia Eagles when he played in the second half and despite only getting 15 snaps, he's already been hit by the NFL with a fine.