Report: NFLPA tells players to still use fragrant salts

NFLs Prohibition of smelled salts and ammonia capsules comes with a solid star.

Players are still allowed to use them.

Via kalyn kahler of espn.com, nflpa sent the following message To all players on Wednesday evening: “The Association of NFL players is that the release of Tuesday is issued by the League in terms of fragrant salts and capsules of ammonia. We were not informed about this change of club policy policies before sending records. This policy does not prohibit the use of these players’ substancesBut rather limits clubs to provide or supplicate them in any form. NFL confirmed that to us. If you have any questions please contact your player director. “(Emphasis in the original.)

The NFL is not prohibit the player using smelling salts or ammonia, because he can’t do it without collective bargaining. For now, it is a matter of responsibility for the league. By preventing teams that the NFL has an obvious defense if the player uses scented salts or capsules of ammonia to mask the symptoms of the brain, and suffers the second earthquake and potentially serious brain injury.

If the league was really worried about the health and safety influence of the use of fragrant salts or ammonia, it would use all the levers and influence in persuasion, and if necessary to join with mutual efforts to prevent the players from being presented and using their own.

Unfortunately, the nature of collective bargaining does not suit the victory of the killed issue. If one side wants something, the other side will say, “What is in it for us?” In other words, “If you want us to agree to the ban smelling salts and the capsules of ammonia, give us something in return.”

What better access would be truly appreciated and understanding health and safety issues associated with the use of fragrant salts and / or capsules of ammonia to clean the spawny from the brain that is in the hit. Both sides should stop using them.

He was surprised, honestly, that he took the league so long to realize that he was not a good idea to have them around. Now that the NFL is on the ship ban, NFLPA should think less about it appears in the negotiating chip and more about whether they are in the best players’ interests and from the locker rooms.

The problem is that neither foreign attitude management relationship does not think this way. It is always that something in return for a refund for all that is giving up. On the issues of the health and safety of the player, a permanent tractor should give to common sense.