The DeAngelo Williams situation is so awful, the fact that they would not let a player who lost many loved ones wear some simple eye black to commemorate them is baffling. Shame on the league for that.
The NFL let LaDamian Tomlinson wear a tinted face shield for his whole career. For one reason. Going back to his days at TCU he has a sensitivity to glaring light that would cause migraines. That had been documented for three years before he even enter the league so they gave him an exemption.
@@oscarorozco7368 But they also give an advantage to the player. Especially offense. One of the things my linebacker couch tried to teach us was to read the quarterback's eyes to know where the ball is going. Or as a DB is you can read the receiver's eyes you will know when the ball is in range and time it to make a play. FYI: I was never good enough or quick enough to do either. But we had guys that could.
Most of these rules are fueled by the NFL's greed, but jewelry ... I've played several different sportsover my lifetime and have never seen a single one that allowed watches, rings, earrings, necklaces, any kind of jewelry at all. Usually because it's a potential injury to themselves or others. Getting scraped by someone's watch or having an earing ripped out ... ouch.
@ICDUMPEPLcan be regarded as pretty discriminatory although Ive wondered that also. There was recently a hockey player in Europe that died during an in game freak accident and now they are mandating neck guards. Sometimes it takes something terrible to happen. Hopefully not tho
The banning the overbuilt facemask seemed counterintuitive at the time as it protected against eye injuries and stopped facemask calls. Still clueless to this day why they didn’t go forward with that design and just figure out a way to lighten the build.
you know, who cares. what they need to do is get rid of the gloves they wear. These gloves have tainted the game. These gloves make average players have HOF potential. i would love to see these catches, especially the one handed catches be made gloveness
Hey, hey, you over there!! You have too much protection on your face!! You might get a stiff neck! I played OT in college. I’d be more intimidated by the MFer who rocked the single bar face masks like a punter or old school QB. Do QBs even need pads anymore?
@@rustleup-tf2jt you might get fined, but now the world knows you are FINE. sexy men always get endorsements. that 10k fine turned into 300k over 3 years contract from insert company.
"The league won't allow tinted visors because medical personel have to check the eyes in case there's a concussion... The league gets a lot of heat for not letting players costumise their equipment but most of them is for players safety. There's no bigger rules than the ones for concussions and head injuries" Tua: 👁👄👁
Tua has more narratives than fucking CNN and Fox. Can Tua stay healthy? Yea Can Tua throw? Yes Can Tua throw LONG? Yes Can Tua throw Longer? Yes Can Tua get hit without concussions? Yes
I do believe that a large part of this comes down to limiting player empowerment. By not allowing for individuality in their gear, the players become much less distringuishable from their peers and it become harder for them to stand out, making them seem more interchangeable and less valuable as individual contributors in the scope of team success. This leads to less bargaining power and leverage in contract negotations over time.
Has exactly zero to do with these rules. It's a team game and allowing a competition for fashion attention would take away from the game. The NFL has built an impressive product due to its focus on such details.
Deion’s bandana under the helmet had nothing to do with style. It was about comfort. Some players find the padding and buttons underneath uncomfortable.
Not disagreeing with you. I believe that the reason why they did it was because of potential players rocking "gang colors" if they wore a blue or red one. Which is why they allowed the skull caps.
If an accessory is not visible while the player is in full uniform, it should be allowed. It's literally not affecting gameplay in any way, shape or form. Banning bandanas just gave further evidence that league officials were on a power trip.
As long as it's not visible on the sidelines or during warmups that might fly, but if it shows up any time the player is "on stage" it becomes a problem. Put whatever you want on your jockstrap and no one will care.
@@nickzigrang2664 Only $100k for a player to wear your merch and drink your drink at the Superbowl? Hell, marketing departments would be falling all over themselves to happily pay that.
NFL players have enough money to start their own league, then they can suit up however they want, problem solved... Its a good idea, knowing that NFL always fund Pee-Wee leagues...
@@MrNigeriaboy Yeah, they are RACIST towards those black men they give MILLLIONS of dollars...You people really are fucking stupid. Meanwhile, all they do is shove black shit down our throats every Sunday.
The tablets are limited. Windows limits what can and can’t be done with those tablets according to NFL standard policy. Meaning about the only thing you can do is watch film.
@ICDUMPEPL By the NFL rulebook, hair is considered part of the uniform. Meaning, if I wanted to grab a RB by his dreads and swing him around like a party toy, it is PERFECTLY LEGAL. Now, he and the linemen are going to use you as a hand puppet a few plays later, but it is legal.
Wearing jewelry and watches is dangerous... In high school football practice 1995, I cut my hand playing cornerback, the receiver had on a watch, while I was defending him, his watch slashed me along the side of my pinky finger, our coach made him remove the watch... Sooo I agree with the NFL on this one...
No one should be even considering a 10 year old helmet. The professional organization that certifies helmets for other sports doesn't recommend using equipment from a certification from over 10 years ago.
A lot of these (but definitely not all) make a ton of sense. They have to protect their partners from competing brands, so no wonder they outlaw showing other brands. It's no wonder they don't allow a watch on the field - edges could cut an opponent. OBJ just thinks he's so special it'd only apply to him but he's wrong.
@@soundsfromYYBY Nobody will see it, its a cultural thing for many people as well. There is no increased injury risk so there shouldn't be an issue with it, the fact that a bunch of old white billionaires can decide what some guy wears when playing a sport is ridiculous, that should only be the privilege of the researchers who try to increase the safety of the game.
I'm not sure if there is still a policy in place for the colour of cleats any more. Recently A J Brown of the Eagles switched to pink cleats and the announcers claimed he was wearing them so that his daughter could find him on the field. Perhaps they were lying and telling a feel good story.
Football players are still only employees. The NFL and the teams are companies with owners that have assumed the risk. Players have to respect. Shit is getting out of hand.
I remember way back in the day player use to use double sided sticky tape to tape their jerseys to their pads & lightly spray Pam on their jerseys . See their jerseys are made of polyester which is already slippery it just made it harder to hold on to & the sticky tape would make it so the jersey couldn’t be ripped from the pads making it harder to grab , smart ideal , even their pants are polyester so imagine the possibility at that time .
I don't care what color cleats a player wears. It doesn't affect my enjoyment of the game. However, think of the word "uniform", and it's definition. Many people must follow rules concerning dress at work. Players are paid a lot of money to play a game. They don't like not being able to do whatever they want. How important is this really? It all seems petty and silly to me.
It is mainly about branding and image, which can be worth a lot of money. Like how top NBA players can earn more money though ads and brands the own/ have a stake in. The NFL doing this rules are half about safety and half making players more dependent on the NFL for income and make them more docile.
Exactly, players want money and attention, but they have to realize they are on The NFLs stage and the players are puppets, and for one they need to be more professional about the term uniform...
THE COMMISIONER OF THE NFL AND HIS COMPADRES, NEED TO GET A FREAKING LIFE. THEY ACT LIKE GRUMPY, CONSTIPATED OLD MEN. THEY NEED TO CHILL OUT AND LET THE PLAYERS WEAR WHAT THEY WNAT, AS LONG AS IT IS NOT VULGER, RACIST, OR POLITICAL.
The players could argue all they want but I'm all for the restrictions. Give every player leeway and the field would look like a carnival. That's why it's called U-N-I-F-O-R-M. It gives a feeling of order and respect.
They are all under contract which means they are obligated to follow these rules. If they want these rules followed then they need to raise the fines. These guys are making millions. Their fine should be 50% their salary minimum
The funny thing is they let them keep piecing in, wear jewellery like necklaces which most other sports consider to be dangerous but they’re more bother about purely cosmetic stuff because of financial reasons and branding.
The brand name thing goes back to the '85 Bears. Walter Payton and Jim McMahon would wear ROOS and Addidas headbands while on the sidelines because those were their choice of sneakers. I don't even think they were being paid. Pete Rozelle told them to stop..... so McMahon showed up at the next game with a headband that said ROZELLE on it.
If you watch the 85 Bears Super Bowl Jim McMahon had issues with the league doing the same. If they allow one then many will be asking so they say no to all.
All these rules are in the contract players sign. They are paid millions. Every single one of these rules, makes perfect sense. Just because you get away with it for a while, doesn’t make it acceptable. Just because your accessory sends a nice message, doesn’t mean it’s not against the rules. The fact there are so many people breaking these rules, intentionally, and for their own momentary gain, tells you exactly why the rules exist. Imagine how out of control this would get if the NFL just allowed players to do what they want? With all these rules and fines, there are athletes constantly trying to get away with breaking them. It would be out of control so fast and the game would quickly turn into players trying to “one-up” each other, or prioritizing “There brand,” whenever possible.
Why would you wear a 350K watch during a NFL game? I can understand wearing on the sideline if you’re IR. But that is such a reckless use of too much money.
@@dbadgones So if your employer had a rule that you purposely violated they should not enforce it so as to not hurt your feelings? The NFL has contracts and rules. They pay their EMPLOYEES millions. They have the right to enforce their rules. Get it now?
I find it ironic how they ban "man of God" because it "expresses personal beliefs", yet they wont ban other shit that they force onto other people's helmets lmao. No fun league strikes again
There are thousands of NFL players, coaches and other staff. Of course they need to define rules like "no personal messages" because otherwise, who should judge wether or not a personal message is acceptable or not. The next player comes up with a racist or politically extreme personal message...no, no...this is a team sport, if they want to make a statement, use media
@@lucasmurphy740 Your rights go out the door when someone else is paying you to do a job. Why don't all of your rights people donate 50% of their pay to the poor? Show your ass is all you want.
@@maxniemand975 won’t someone think of the owners 😭. did the owners of the teams, stadiums, or any other authority throw them out? No? Then idk what you’re arguing about. Other than that you don’t like seeing “racism bad” stickers.
Commenters don't realize that not allowing other brands adorn their players increases the advertising value of the NFL which in tern translates to higher salaries for the players. Allowing brands to be advertised "for free" by a player indirectly stifles the value of the league in the eyes of potential advertisers.
Nobody would bat an eye if a movie studio told a film actor that they couldn't do their own product placement. No one would criticize a Broadway produce for telling a stage actor that they can't modify their costume. Yet one type of entertainer believes they are entitled to "express themselves" while performing.
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The DeAngelo Williams situation is so awful, the fact that they would not let a player who lost many loved ones wear some simple eye black to commemorate them is baffling. Shame on the league for that.
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@zekejordan7434i think he do so where its at?
Yeah the way the league handled that (and continues to handle it) is really a sham. Hope it changes a little bit.
Yet the same people want to force feed the rainbow nonsense on athletes.
SHAME ON YOU NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAUGE!
The NFL let LaDamian Tomlinson wear a tinted face shield for his whole career. For one reason. Going back to his days at TCU he has a sensitivity to glaring light that would cause migraines. That had been documented for three years before he even enter the league so they gave him an exemption.
So true tinted visors look cool and add a ton of fierceness to your game and make your opponents fear you😂
Light sensitivity is one of the main signs of CTE. His brain is probably fucked
Yes medically proven and prescribed by a dr.
@@oscarorozco7368 But they also give an advantage to the player. Especially offense. One of the things my linebacker couch tried to teach us was to read the quarterback's eyes to know where the ball is going. Or as a DB is you can read the receiver's eyes you will know when the ball is in range and time it to make a play.
FYI: I was never good enough or quick enough to do either. But we had guys that could.
Percy Harvin didn't get the same privilege..... 😢
Most of these rules are fueled by the NFL's greed, but jewelry ... I've played several different sportsover my lifetime and have never seen a single one that allowed watches, rings, earrings, necklaces, any kind of jewelry at all. Usually because it's a potential injury to themselves or others. Getting scraped by someone's watch or having an earing ripped out ... ouch.
@ICDUMPEPLcan be regarded as pretty discriminatory although Ive wondered that also. There was recently a hockey player in Europe that died during an in game freak accident and now they are mandating neck guards. Sometimes it takes something terrible to happen. Hopefully not tho
The banning the overbuilt facemask seemed counterintuitive at the time as it protected against eye injuries and stopped facemask calls. Still clueless to this day why they didn’t go forward with that design and just figure out a way to lighten the build.
Facemask calls help them fix games
@@RandallBalls Lmao, can’t argue that
I was a kid when the upgrades started. I kept my traditional lineman mask. Coaches loved it cuz everyone else wanted to look like a stud
you know, who cares. what they need to do is get rid of the gloves they wear. These
gloves have tainted the game. These gloves make average players have HOF potential.
i would love to see these catches, especially the one handed catches be made gloveness
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The Justin Tuck grill style facemask looks sick. A little sad they banned it.
Honestly, it was a good idea by him. If you ever work in the trenches it’s constant hands to the face. That’s why he had that design built.
NFL is ran like RUS SIA 🇷🇺
Have you seen the custom face mask that ray Lewis wore
Hey, hey, you over there!! You have too much protection on your face!! You might get a stiff neck!
I played OT in college. I’d be more intimidated by the MFer who rocked the single bar face masks like a punter or old school QB.
Do QBs even need pads anymore?
What they did to DeAngelo was not human.
The higher ups in the nfl arent human. Guarantee you they just want the money
The NFL is not the place to fully express yourself or draw attention to yourself. You get fined for taking your helmet off after a touchdown... Sheesh
What the league did to him was fucked up.
@@rustleup-tf2jt you might get fined, but now the world knows you are FINE. sexy men always get endorsements. that 10k fine turned into 300k over 3 years contract from insert company.
@@anthonylombardo1261 😂😂 Can't argue the logic 🤷🏾
"The league won't allow tinted visors because medical personel have to check the eyes in case there's a concussion... The league gets a lot of heat for not letting players costumise their equipment but most of them is for players safety. There's no bigger rules than the ones for concussions and head injuries"
Tua: 👁👄👁
Tua has more narratives than fucking CNN and Fox.
Can Tua stay healthy? Yea
Can Tua throw? Yes
Can Tua throw LONG? Yes
Can Tua throw Longer? Yes
Can Tua get hit without concussions? Yes
When they check for concussions they remove their helmet
I do believe that a large part of this comes down to limiting player empowerment. By not allowing for individuality in their gear, the players become much less distringuishable from their peers and it become harder for them to stand out, making them seem more interchangeable and less valuable as individual contributors in the scope of team success. This leads to less bargaining power and leverage in contract negotations over time.
Good. It's a team sport. Players shouldn't have empowerment. Play the game with the standard issued gear and STFU.
The reason the NFL bans certain things on uniforms is because corporations pay big money for the right to put their logos on them.
Yeah I doubt that, sounds like too much shrooms or acid to me
@@calebr9736 I do be shroomin
Has exactly zero to do with these rules. It's a team game and allowing a competition for fashion attention would take away from the game. The NFL has built an impressive product due to its focus on such details.
Devin Hester and his socks fines are ridiculous
He is ridiculous
Deion’s bandana under the helmet had nothing to do with style. It was about comfort. Some players find the padding and buttons underneath uncomfortable.
that and they also help keep sweat from getting in their eyes
Not disagreeing with you. I believe that the reason why they did it was because of potential players rocking "gang colors" if they wore a blue or red one. Which is why they allowed the skull caps.
@@Depacoteso they’re just racist. Got it. Because there is no real gang color that is just black.
If an accessory is not visible while the player is in full uniform, it should be allowed. It's literally not affecting gameplay in any way, shape or form. Banning bandanas just gave further evidence that league officials were on a power trip.
As long as it's not visible on the sidelines or during warmups that might fly, but if it shows up any time the player is "on stage" it becomes a problem. Put whatever you want on your jockstrap and no one will care.
@@timdouglass9831how the hell is a bandana a problem? Nvm you’re just a nfl d rider 🤡🤡
Imagine paying 100k for a drink
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I hope the team owner paid that fine cause even for a player that’s a major blow to their wallet
@@B1inded3agle__ bro literally said that in the video lol
I'm sure the sponsor paid that one for him
@@nickzigrang2664 Only $100k for a player to wear your merch and drink your drink at the Superbowl? Hell, marketing departments would be falling all over themselves to happily pay that.
The Devin Hester sock fines was crazzzzzzzzy
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@@driftwavez 🤓🤓🤓
Man NFL never let anybody have fun
No Fun League
Just black athletes, I'm sure there fine with Europeans expressing themselves.
@@MrNigeriaboy the European one's follow the rules
NFL players have enough money to start their own league, then they can suit up however they want, problem solved...
Its a good idea, knowing that NFL always fund Pee-Wee leagues...
@@MrNigeriaboy Yeah, they are RACIST towards those black men they give MILLLIONS of dollars...You people really are fucking stupid. Meanwhile, all they do is shove black shit down our throats every Sunday.
nfl fines r such bs
“No technology allowed”
The tablets:
The tablets are limited. Windows limits what can and can’t be done with those tablets according to NFL standard policy.
Meaning about the only thing you can do is watch film.
@@nickfranklin4295those devices and their data are also completely available to the league.
They can only use headsets and tablets provided and configured by the league. Plus they have IT/Network guys monitoring them closely.
it was joke
Agree with no watches and anything compromising the safety of anyone on the field
@ICDUMPEPL By the NFL rulebook, hair is considered part of the uniform. Meaning, if I wanted to grab a RB by his dreads and swing him around like a party toy, it is PERFECTLY LEGAL. Now, he and the linemen are going to use you as a hand puppet a few plays later, but it is legal.
Especially bandanas
Wearing jewelry and watches is dangerous... In high school football practice 1995, I cut my hand playing cornerback, the receiver had on a watch, while I was defending him, his watch slashed me along the side of my pinky finger, our coach made him remove the watch... Sooo I agree with the NFL on this one...
Wearing a watch on the field is a legit safety hazard. Who thinks bringing a wearable snag hazard made of glass and metal is a good idea?
N.F.L (No Fun League)
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As a giants fan Justin tuck was a god with that mask 😂
Yes, I think so
Tom Brady still checks under his bed every night to make sure that Justin Tuck and that facemask aren't there.
Your just going to ignore Ricky Williams who rocked sick looking tint on his helmets in the early 00s.
They didn't let Percy Harvin do it for his headaches..
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No one should be even considering a 10 year old helmet. The professional organization that certifies helmets for other sports doesn't recommend using equipment from a certification from over 10 years ago.
In UK construction hard hats aren't guaranteed beyond two years.
there's a reason it's called the "no fun league"
NBA players would all be fined with because of customization.
Antiono brown not wanting to switch his helmet is so ironic.
imagine being charged an average dude's monthly salary because you wanted to wear a different colored shoe
A lot of these (but definitely not all) make a ton of sense. They have to protect their partners from competing brands, so no wonder they outlaw showing other brands. It's no wonder they don't allow a watch on the field - edges could cut an opponent. OBJ just thinks he's so special it'd only apply to him but he's wrong.
which one make sense?
the bandana under the helmet is ridiculous tho
@neenim4708 why?
Yeah wearing any watch is dumb AF. In rugby you can't wear any jewelry.
@@soundsfromYYBY Nobody will see it, its a cultural thing for many people as well. There is no increased injury risk so there shouldn't be an issue with it, the fact that a bunch of old white billionaires can decide what some guy wears when playing a sport is ridiculous, that should only be the privilege of the researchers who try to increase the safety of the game.
Rishard Mill got me dying 😂
That’s the correct way to pronounce it. It’s a French name
The most surprising part of this video is the fact that the Chicago Bears ACTUALLY played in a Super Bowl after the 1985 season! Wowooo!!
I'm not sure if there is still a policy in place for the colour of cleats any more. Recently A J Brown of the Eagles switched to pink cleats and the announcers claimed he was wearing them so that his daughter could find him on the field. Perhaps they were lying and telling a feel good story.
No, he wears them so his daughter can find him when she watches... no lies
5:10 “rayshard mill” 😂
Football players are still only employees. The NFL and the teams are companies with owners that have assumed the risk. Players have to respect. Shit is getting out of hand.
Imagine the NFL without these rules. It would be one massive bling fest. All the players would look like Mr T.
Kinda like how the jo(ni)ggers look in the MLB now
I remember way back in the day player use to use double sided sticky tape to tape their jerseys to their pads & lightly spray Pam on their jerseys . See their jerseys are made of polyester which is already slippery it just made it harder to hold on to & the sticky tape would make it so the jersey couldn’t be ripped from the pads making it harder to grab , smart ideal , even their pants are polyester so imagine the possibility at that time .
Wonder if the NFL tried to get sponsored by Scotch
They can’t even have fun at the pro bowl? Lmao
You play in the NFL. They have rules you must abide by. If you don’t, you get fined. Pretty simple.
You don't get carte blanche to, "express yourself" at work...this isn't news to anyone that has a job.
The no fun league strikes again
I don't care what color cleats a player wears. It doesn't affect my enjoyment of the game. However, think of the word "uniform", and it's definition. Many people must follow rules concerning dress at work. Players are paid a lot of money to play a game. They don't like not being able to do whatever they want. How important is this really? It all seems petty and silly to me.
It is mainly about branding and image, which can be worth a lot of money. Like how top NBA players can earn more money though ads and brands the own/ have a stake in. The NFL doing this rules are half about safety and half making players more dependent on the NFL for income and make them more docile.
Exactly, players want money and attention, but they have to realize they are on The NFLs stage and the players are puppets, and for one they need to be more professional about the term uniform...
@@rustleup-tf2jt Totally.
@@kx4998 Lol, making football players "more docile." Did it not occur to you how stupid that post is?
MJ was also fined 5k (if I remember correctly) for every game he wore his Air Jordans. Nike happily paid that fine.
Okay but can we (should) all agree that playing with a watch is incredibly stupid, right?
THE COMMISIONER OF THE NFL AND HIS COMPADRES, NEED TO GET A FREAKING LIFE. THEY ACT LIKE GRUMPY, CONSTIPATED OLD MEN. THEY NEED TO CHILL OUT AND LET THE PLAYERS WEAR WHAT THEY WNAT, AS LONG AS IT IS NOT VULGER, RACIST, OR POLITICAL.
Odells watch will forever be iconic. Idc what anyone says.
Ok
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Why cause he showed off something u could never afford
@@jasonferge3686 feel better about yourself with that comment?
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The players could argue all they want but I'm all for the restrictions. Give every player leeway and the field would look like a carnival. That's why it's called U-N-I-F-O-R-M. It gives a feeling of order and respect.
They did Dion sanders dirty
Didn’t Ladainian Tomlinson wear a tinted visor?
They are all under contract which means they are obligated to follow these rules. If they want these rules followed then they need to raise the fines. These guys are making millions. Their fine should be 50% their salary minimum
OBJ just don’t give a fuck 😂
The custom cleats and visors are amazing players should be able to wear them
0:46 Devante smith: 😬😬
No wonder NFL stands for No Fun League.
Damn Antonio brown wanted to wear an old helmet😂, look at him now, maybe he regretted that😂
He is free to use it now, 24/7.
"ODELL, are those Hanes off-white socks? $5000 fine please." -NFL official.
As soon as I heard obj I knew I was in for a treat
THE MASK ON THE COVER GO HARDDDDDD FR🥶
Great video. Only thing is Ray Lewis wore that crazy face mask for his final ride and then retired. He wore the other one his entire career.
There is a reason they say NFL stands for No Fun League
Wow, poor Ray Lewis. He had to change his helmet 2 years after he retired.
Ray Lewis wasnt "forced" to give up the grill style facemask, he only wore it once and it was during his last year in 2012.
the deion sanders bandana is crazy
The NFL players need to understand they work for league. They can always work for another league like USFL or XFL.
The $100k Vitamin Water fine was the NFL’s way of getting a piece of dude’s sponsorship. That’s all.
NFL- No Fashion League
The league: “no hard objects allowed in game”
Guess we playin rugby now💀😂
Single handedly the most stupid comment Ive ever seen
Jaylen Brown your next video Nonstop Sports 💪💪💪
The funny thing is they let them keep piecing in, wear jewellery like necklaces which most other sports consider to be dangerous but they’re more bother about purely cosmetic stuff because of financial reasons and branding.
Bro let’s crazy how they don’t let them were custom cleats but other leagues do
NFL needs its own AI
This is the reason why the NFL is nicknamed the No Fun League
God bless you guys Always keep God first
Some of these fines are ridiculous.
they should rename this "Things OBJ Wore For Attention"
As an O-Lineman, I always wanted as much face mask as possible.
The brand name thing goes back to the '85 Bears. Walter Payton and Jim McMahon would wear ROOS and Addidas headbands while on the sidelines because those were their choice of sneakers. I don't even think they were being paid. Pete Rozelle told them to stop..... so McMahon showed up at the next game with a headband that said ROZELLE on it.
If you watch the 85 Bears Super Bowl Jim McMahon had issues with the league doing the same. If they allow one then many will be asking so they say no to all.
All these rules are in the contract players sign. They are paid millions. Every single one of these rules, makes perfect sense. Just because you get away with it for a while, doesn’t make it acceptable. Just because your accessory sends a nice message, doesn’t mean it’s not against the rules. The fact there are so many people breaking these rules, intentionally, and for their own momentary gain, tells you exactly why the rules exist. Imagine how out of control this would get if the NFL just allowed players to do what they want? With all these rules and fines, there are athletes constantly trying to get away with breaking them. It would be out of control so fast and the game would quickly turn into players trying to “one-up” each other, or prioritizing “There brand,” whenever possible.
There is a reason why it's known as the No Fun League.
Sponsors of the NFL write some big big checks to the NFL so don" t piss the sponsors off
OBJ’s joker cleats were soooo hard 🔥🃏😮💨
The NFL needs to see this
Unless you wear BLM or anti-America gear, then you can wear those in whatever format you like and as bold as you like.
Why would you wear a 350K watch during a NFL game? I can understand wearing on the sideline if you’re IR. But that is such a reckless use of too much money.
Every job has rules. If they didn't then their employees could dress anyway they want. You sign that contract you agree to it.
shhh
these ain't just rules, it's dictatorship stuff. a fine for the eye bands against breast cancer is freaking insane.
@@dbadgones So if your employer had a rule that you purposely violated they should not enforce it so as to not hurt your feelings? The NFL has contracts and rules. They pay their EMPLOYEES millions. They have the right to enforce their rules. Get it now?
@@labspeciman7402 👍🏻
the nfl is stupid for being strict on everything for wearing something
Basically the nfl rules suck
Obj wild for the richard millie though lol
NFL is very cold for doing that to DeAngelo
the NFL is so beyond petty that it's almost satire.
I find it ironic how they ban "man of God" because it "expresses personal beliefs", yet they wont ban other shit that they force onto other people's helmets lmao. No fun league strikes again
What “other shit” are they forcing onto helmets?
i was also wondering if the NFL would be so quick to ban that if it was promoting some "imaginary gender pride" or other identity politics nonsense
DeAngelo and Demario's situations are f'd tbh
The situation with DeAngelo Williams was just unforgivable, and it made me angry.
And regards to headbands Jim McMahon went through all that the 85-86 season
frick the nfl for fining him for having face paint that honors his mom
Whoever is reading this I Pray that God and Jesus Christ be with you Amen✝️🙏🧡❤️💕
There are thousands of NFL players, coaches and other staff. Of course they need to define rules like "no personal messages" because otherwise, who should judge wether or not a personal message is acceptable or not. The next player comes up with a racist or politically extreme personal message...no, no...this is a team sport, if they want to make a statement, use media
Still have rights. Protests are meant to be public disruptions. That’s the entire point.
@@lucasmurphy740 Your rights go out the door when someone else is paying you to do a job. Why don't all of your rights people donate 50% of their pay to the poor? Show your ass is all you want.
@@maxniemand975 won’t someone think of the owners 😭. did the owners of the teams, stadiums, or any other authority throw them out? No? Then idk what you’re arguing about. Other than that you don’t like seeing “racism bad” stickers.
@@maxniemand975 yes the nfl is a business run for money. Idk what that has to do with players kneeling or whatever you’re upset about.
@@lucasmurphy740 Nope. This is a private organization, not the Senate floor. They also have the right to fire you.
Commenters don't realize that not allowing other brands adorn their players increases the advertising value of the NFL which in tern translates to higher salaries for the players. Allowing brands to be advertised "for free" by a player indirectly stifles the value of the league in the eyes of potential advertisers.
Good. Glad the NFL cracked down on it.
The problem is that it doesn’t allow players to get sponsor money. So all that money goes through the nfl and trickle it down. Same issue in the ufc
"We seriously have a kitchen nightmare" in
Nobody would bat an eye if a movie studio told a film actor that they couldn't do their own product placement. No one would criticize a Broadway produce for telling a stage actor that they can't modify their costume. Yet one type of entertainer believes they are entitled to "express themselves" while performing.
I want to call the cops on the NFL