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That's the first thing I thought of as well. I know they've worn them in camp, but it just seems it would be an awkward piece of equipment that gets in the way.
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I'm a fan. I wear one of those around the house and I've had no concussions in roughly a year.
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Well..... none you remember. :-)
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Be sure to ask BRC about that.
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I'm a proponent of avoiding sharp blows to head when in my house.
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Related: players will also be required to wear Jimmy hats off the field. Tyreek, amirite?!
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You may consider covering your rump with one while remodeling.
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Does the cup match the bowl
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Looks so dumb. At least put the team logo on them if they’re going to wear them in games.
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You can wear one if you want to be called a pussy all game
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That's what I was gonna say too?? Is this a mandatory equipment rule, or is it just optional. If it's optional, it's hard to see a lot of players saying yes to wear them, especially if it could deteriorate their level of play, especially if statistics are saying it only reduces 10% when not everyone is using them.
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It's optional. Going forward every player gets to decide for themselves how much brain damage they want to endure from the sport of football.
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How much? It says 10% if not everyone is wearing them, 20% if all wears them lol. that seems specific.
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Run through his helmet and ask him if it helped.
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