NFL fines may prevent future joint practice fights
For draft prep purposes, there's nothing here to adjust your valuation of Prescott as a starting-caliber QB1 or Dalton as a veteran backup option. Mills' fantasy value as a cornerback is already minimal in most formats, and this news doesn't move the needle on his roster-ability. Treat this as background noise rather than actionable intel — no start, sit, add, or drop decision is warranted based on what's been reported.
Bottom line: file this away as a league-wide policy note rather than a player-specific development. Continue building your draft board around Prescott's established passing volume and Dallas's offensive context, and don't let this headline distract from more substantive injury or depth-chart news when it surfaces closer to the season. If any of these three players show up in reporting tied to an actual injury or suspension from a joint practice incident, that would warrant a much higher-impact, higher-confidence take — this isn't it.
It's joint practice fighting season, with Tuesday's all-out brawl between the Saints and Cowboys making its way to NBC Nightly News.