NFL teams are not allowed to distribute smelling salts, but NFL players are still permitted to use them on the sidelines.

After San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle voiced his frustration over the NFL’s ban on ammonia products and smelling salts, the league has issued a detailed clarification.

After some outrage from players, the NFLPA has issued a clarifying statement about whether smelling salts can be used on the sideline this season.

Players will be allowed to use them during games after all. The NFLPA sent a memo to players on Wednesday saying that the ban only prohibits team employees from distributing smelling salts and any ...

The NFL’s ban on smelling salts and ammonia capsules comes with a massive asterisk. Players are still permitted to use them.

The NFLPA issued what players likely saw as an important statement on Wednesday night, clarifying what was originally viewed ...

Smelling salts have long been used across numerous different sports as a stimulant for athletes, raising their awareness.

The Dallas Wings "may" make one more addition before the 2025 WNBA trade deadline, a source told ClutchPoints.

NFL players can continue using smelling salts during games. The NFL Players Association clarified this on Wednesday after the ...

NFL Players Association interim executive director David White issued his first statement to player membership on Wednesday, ...

In his first communication with NFL players since his appointment as interim director of the NFL Players Association, David ...

What was clear from listening to Doncic at his press conference after the signing was that he was looking forward, not back.