OFFICIAL NFL Discussion Thread: 2015-16 Season - Congrats to the Denver Broncos and their fans! SB 5

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as far as I'm concerned the uniform is: helmet, jersey, pants, socks and primary color of cleats*

* usually this goes simple white or black.. but they can use a team color for their cleats as an exception to the usual just white or black (like what happens now)

how far does the nfl go with the 'other stuff'?

suppose someone decides to wear different colors of those live strong type bracelets
 
A part of me understands the NFL rules

A part of me understand the gripes of the players

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I can see the players side but let's keep it real here. A person can honor someone in millions of ways. Why players choose to openly break rules is beyond me.

Seriously. Get a tat on your face or arm everyone can see if it's that important. We can't even notice eye black on TV most times. Both sides being petty.
 
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It is well within the NFL rights to tell the players how they want their product presented. 

The players know what they can and can't wear. If they disregard the rules, that's on them and they deserve to be fined. 

If you're a lawyer and you know you can't wear sneakers to your job, would you still do it anyways?
 
 
If you're a lawyer and you know you can't wear sneakers to your job, would you still do it anyways?
if I have an injury, they cant tell me what brand, type color of bandage to wear..

if I wear glasses, they cant tell me what brand, style or color of glasses to wear.. ditto watch or any other accessory

my employer just wants me to dress professionally
 
 
if I have an injury, they cant tell me what brand, type color of bandage to wear..

if I wear glasses, they cant tell me what brand, style or color of glasses to wear.. ditto watch or any other accessory

my employer just wants me to dress professionally
Most jobs also don't have a laundry list long policy of what you can and can't wear 
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The NFL players know what they can and can't do. No one is making them play in the NFL. If they want to wear eye black messages, take your talents to the arena league 

While I agree the sock stuff is petty, but they have pretty good reasoning for wanting to limit eye black messages 
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I can see the players side but let's keep it real here. A person can honor someone in millions of ways. Why players choose to openly break rules is beyond me.

Seriously. Get a tat on your face or arm everyone can see if it's that important. We can't even notice eye black on TV most times. Both sides being petty.


Yeah, go get marked up permanently by a needle to mimick wearing an eye black piece or dyed hair :lol:




It is well within the NFL rights to tell the players how they want their product presented. 

The players know what they can and can't wear. If they disregard the rules, that's on them and they deserve to be fined. 

If you're a lawyer and you know you can't wear sneakers to your job, would you still do it anyways?

Kinda the same but I think you know the difference
 
Most jobs also don't have a laundry list long policy of what you can and can't wear :lol:

The NFL players know what they can and can't do. No one is making them play in the NFL. If they want to wear eye black messages, take your talents to the arena league 

While I agree the sock stuff is petty, but they have pretty good reasoning for wanting to limit eye black messages :lol:  

I think the NFL could review what is being out on there and have a reasonable guidelines. It isn't that hard to use common sense
 
It is well within the NFL rights to tell the players how they want their product presented. 

The players know what they can and can't wear. If they disregard the rules, that's on them and they deserve to be fined. 

If you're a lawyer and you know you can't wear sneakers to your job, would you still do it anyways?

So explain how Devon Still wasn't fined.

If they're going to levy fines, be consistent. That's my gripe.
 
I think the NFL could review what is being out on there and have a reasonable guidelines. It isn't that hard to use common sense
It just isn't worth the NFL's trouble to screen this stuff 
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If the players feel that strongly about eye black messages, then fight for it in the next CBA 
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Yeah, go get marked up permanently by a needle to mimick wearing an eye black piece or dyed hair :lol:

It doesn't have to be in the form of eye black but getting your face tatted is just as crazy as wearing a eye black message that cost you thousands weekly.

Honor your folks on Twitter before every game. Why does it HAVE to be on field? Put their picture in your sock or something. It's so simple. These players just wanna be petty.
 
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if Devon Still can honor his daughter why can't Cam Heyward honor his father?

either allow it all or don't allow any of it.
 
Yeah, go get marked up permanently by a needle to mimick wearing an eye black piece or dyed hair :lol:

It doesn't have to be in the form of eye black but getting your face tatted is just as crazy as wearing a eye black message that cost you thousands weekly.

Honor you folks on Twitter before every game. Why does it HAVE to be on field? Put their picture in your sock or something. It's so simple. These players just wanna be petty.

It brings more awareness doing it on a Sunday than from any other form of social media or day of the week.

Knowing Williams' family history, there is nothing petty about his reasons for doing what he does. You should probably read up.

Same goes for Heyward.
 
So everyone is on board with NFL players breaking league rules as long as the cause is legit?

I can think of hundreds of causes out here that could be championed on Sunday. If it's other then eye black would you crack down then? At one point does it become to much?

If a player wants to wear pink shoes, yellow live strong bracelets and eye black messages every week it's all good huh. Some players have multiple people who suffer from different things. Multi colored rainbow players all over the field reppin causes isn't good for the game.
 
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Again, common sense can prevail. I trust eye black and dyed hair won't lead to catastrophic results for the NFL

I hear these arguments with letting anyone get married to anyone as well :lol:


Common sense can win :nerd:
 
I would just wear it every week. after a few weeks the news will get out to different media sources. plus they donate the fine money to charity anyway.
 
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