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The NFL has finally realized that it doesn't make sense to provide smelling salts to players who may be using them to mask ...
San Francisco 49ers star George Kittle bemoaned the NFL's new ban on ammonia inhalants and smelling salts on Tuesday, Aug. 5.
Ever seen smelling salts used on the air? Well, the cast of "First Things First" did so on Thursday, and George Kittle ...
The NFLPA clarified the league’s new rule on smelling salts in a memo to players on Wednesday night, according to ESPN’s ...
The NFL is banning the use of smelling salts and ammonia packets before and during all games, a ruling that has upset 49ers TE George Kittle.
Smelling salts appear to be an integral part of Kittle's football routine. The NFL is probably doing him a favor.
The NFL has banned smelling salts, and San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle is unhappy with the decision.
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BREAKING: 49ers' George Kittle Jokes About Retirement As NFL Weirdly Clarifies Ban of Smelling Salts
Ammonia and smelling salts have long been used by NFL players before and during games to give them an extra pick-me-up ...
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“I considered retirement”: Smelling salts banned in NFL, and George Kittle isn’t taking it lightly
George Kittle jokingly expressed his dismay over the NFL's upcoming ban on smelling salts. The ban is scheduled to start in ...
The NFL banned smelling salts and ammonia packets for all teams due to FDA safety concerns and potential to mask concussion ...
Star San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle thought about walking away from the league with the new rule that bans players from using ammonia packets and smelling salts during games, on the ...
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Sporting News on MSNDid the NFL ban smelling salts? What to know about George Kittle's claim about using ammonia packets
NFL training camp news is usually reserved for roster transactions, position battles, and preparations for the new season. On Tuesday, however, George Kittle broke a bit of his own unique news. The ...
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