Seattle Seahawks linebacker Derick Hall has been suspended for one game without pay for stepping on the leg of Los Angeles Rams guard Kevin Dotson in Week 15, the NFL announced Friday.

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The Seahawks’ offense went 65 yards, on 9 plays that ended with a four-yard touchdown reception and successful two-point conversion.

Seattle won a huge game over NFC West foe Los Angeles on Thursday night, but one of their linebackers was suspended for what he did during the game.

Although Hall wasn't penalized in the moment, the league retroactively deems his act one of unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct.

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Seattle’s outside linebacker stepped on the leg of a Rams lineman at the end of a pass rush early in the Seahawks’ wild win over the Rams.

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