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The closed wing of the 49ers of San Francisco, George Kittle, and each NFL player does not have to go to the games without smelling salts after all.
Kittle joked saying that “he considered retirement” after a memorandum was sent to the 32 NFL teams on Tuesday that seemed to prohibit the use of salts smell to the margin during the games.
However, the NFLPA sent a memorandum to its players on Wednesday saying otherwise.
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Josh Allen, #17 of the Buffalo Bills, Surfatea Sales de Ompate during a game between the New York Jets and the Buffalo Bills in the Metlife Stadium on September 11, 2023 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Michael Owens/Getty images)
The prohibition only prohibits team employees from distributing smell salts and other ammonia inhaling during the previous game, part -time or games on the side line or in the locker room.
“The NFL players association is aware of the memorandum issued by the League on Tuesday with respect to the use of smell salts and ammonia capsules,” reads the memorandum to the players, through NFL.com. “They did not notify us of this club change before the memorandum was sent. To clarify, this policy does not prohibit the use of these substances, but restricts clubs to provide or provide them in any way. The NFL has confirmed this to us.”
George Kittle de 49ers ‘considered retirement’ after the NFL note prohibits the substance he uses for the increase
The NFL memorandum said the equipment is prohibited “to provide or supply ammonia in any way”, which includes ammonia capsules, inhalers, ammonia in a cup or any form of smell salts.
“In 2024, the FDA issued a warning to companies that produce commercially available ammonia (AIS), as well as consumers on the purchase and use of AIS, with respect to the lack of evidence that supports the security or efficacy of AIS marketed to improve the mental alert or impulse energy,” Lee Memo Lee Lead, pe -espn. “The FDA observed potential negative effects of the use of AI. AI also have the potential to mask certain neurological signs and symptoms, including some potential signs of brain shock.
“As a result, the NFL head, neck and head committee recommended prohibiting the use of AIS for any purpose during the NFL game.”
Baker Mayfield, n. ° 6 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, sniffs the smell salts in the tunnel before an NFL divisional playoff football match against the Detroit lions in Ford Field on January 21, 2024 in Detroit. (Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images)
After reading that first memorandum, Kittle believed that I could never use smell salts, which does regularly before entering offensive units for an additional energy impulse.
“Honestly, he has just arrived here to issue a complaint,” Kittle said as he crashed the interview of his 49ers teammate, Fred Warner, on NFL Network. “Our team received a memorandum today that smelling salts and ammonia packages became illegal in the NFL, and I have been distressed all day.
“We have to discover a middle ground here, boys. Someone helps me. Someone has a good idea. That’s all I had to go out. Sacalos from my chest.”
Maxx Crosby, #98 of the Las Vegas Raiders, sniffs the smell salts during a NFL game between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Denver Broncos on November 20, 2022 in Denver. (Michael Owens/Getty images)
However, Kittle and the rest of the league can use them, they just have to remember bringing their.
