View Full Version : NFL to weigh in on hair debate.
Amun-Ra
03-27-2008, 03:41 PM
It was proposed by an NFL team that players have to either tuck or cut their long hair. The proposel will require players, such as Al Harris to keep the hair from not going beyone the name on the back of his jersey.
I for one don't really care whether a player's hair is long or not. But I will say that if it is long enough to be grabbed then it shall.
Thoughts?
Tomcat68
03-27-2008, 04:19 PM
There's no reason for this rule. There is already a rule in place that states that hair is considering part of your uniform, same as a jersey, so it can be grabbed and yanked while making a tackle.
I mean seriously, while watching the game have you ever thought to yourself "I wonder who that player is? I can't see their name because of the hair." I certainly haven't. For most people it is most likely that they are more easily able to recognize the player because of their unique hair.
This is a decision that will effect players personal appearance on and OFF the field. The NFL has no right to tell a grown man that his hair is inappropriate.
Panther Thunder
03-27-2008, 04:36 PM
There's no reason for this rule. There is already a rule in place that states that hair is considering part of your uniform, same as a jersey, so it can be grabbed and yanked while making a tackle.
I mean seriously, while watching the game have you ever thought to yourself "I wonder who that player is? I can't see their name because of the hair." I certainly haven't. For most people it is most likely that they are more easily able to recognize the player because of their unique hair.
This is a decision that will effect players personal appearance on and OFF the field. The NFL has no right to tell a grown man that his hair is inappropriate.:rockon:Exactly.
bluegrassballa
03-27-2008, 06:29 PM
There's no reason for this rule. There is already a rule in place that states that hair is considering part of your uniform, same as a jersey, so it can be grabbed and yanked while making a tackle.
I mean seriously, while watching the game have you ever thought to yourself "I wonder who that player is? I can't see their name because of the hair." I certainly haven't. For most people it is most likely that they are more easily able to recognize the player because of their unique hair.
This is a decision that will effect players personal appearance on and OFF the field. The NFL has no right to tell a grown man that his hair is inappropriate.
I agree totally. And if they want to wear their hair like that, let them. I mean, its not hurting anybody.
RavenBoy
03-27-2008, 10:18 PM
This is a joke, you do whatever your boss tells you. Cutt your **** hair and grow up.
Amun-Ra
03-28-2008, 10:06 AM
This is a joke, you do whatever your boss tells you. Cutt your **** hair and grow up.
So are you saying that they should cut their hair?
See more and more i am leaning towards the player's right to how they want to wear their hair.
15thRegionSlamaBamma
03-28-2008, 11:25 AM
There's no reason for this rule. There is already a rule in place that states that hair is considering part of your uniform, same as a jersey, so it can be grabbed and yanked while making a tackle.
I mean seriously, while watching the game have you ever thought to yourself "I wonder who that player is? I can't see their name because of the hair." I certainly haven't. For most people it is most likely that they are more easily able to recognize the player because of their unique hair.
This is a decision that will effect players personal appearance on and OFF the field. The NFL has no right to tell a grown man that his hair is inappropriate.
couldn't agree more Tomcat I think a lot of NFL fans will be bothered by this rule believe it or not. I think it is just dumb. Next they are going to be telling them you can only have one baby boy per house hold, all others will be killed.
RavenBoy
03-28-2008, 07:35 PM
So are you saying that they should cut their hair?
See more and more i am leaning towards the player's right to how they want to wear their hair.dont cutt it, all they have to do is wear a due rag. If you get payed Millions, shut the **** up and do what your told. They get overpaid anyways to catch a stupid ball. No way should 1 player get paid more than the President of this country. Thats sad, a guy works his *** off in the hot sun and gets paid $7.50 an hour, but to throw a ball in a metal circle you get paid millions. Makes alot of sense.
vundy33
03-28-2008, 07:46 PM
Let em' keep it. It's not hurting the game at all. But if they do decide to make them cut it then they should do it and not make a fuss.
RavenBoy
03-28-2008, 08:00 PM
well I know there not trying to get the players to cutt their hair, just put it up in those skulls or due rags or something.
I dont see why its a big deal but if my boss tells me something Im gonna do it.
bluegrassballa
03-28-2008, 09:42 PM
Let em' keep it. It's not hurting the game at all. But if they do decide to make them cut it then they should do it and not make a fuss.
Exactly how I look at it. If it isn't hurting other players, why should they have to do it?
vundy33
03-29-2008, 02:27 PM
well I know there not trying to get the players to cutt their hair, just put it up in those skulls or due rags or something.
I dont see why its a big deal but if my boss tells me something Im gonna do it.
I agree, if they have to do it then do it and don't ***** about it.
HawksRule
03-29-2008, 04:10 PM
No Fun League
RavenBoy
03-29-2008, 04:35 PM
No Fun Leaguethats true. They also get paid Millions. If they dont like it then quit, just like any job.
Just because your famous its no difference.
RedSeal
03-29-2008, 05:12 PM
this really aint fair to the players that cant cut there hair beacuse of there religion
RavenBoy
03-29-2008, 05:36 PM
this really aint fair to the players that cant cut there hair beacuse of there religion yea they were talking about that if its your culture its fine but other than that it should happen. I dont know, all I know is that if my boss told me that my hair is to long then I would cutt it or get another job.
UKGIRL20
03-29-2008, 11:14 PM
Let the players do what they want with their hair it's nothing to create a rule about.
i tkink it is just stupid
RavenBoy
03-30-2008, 12:22 PM
Whatever floats your boat.
-STAT-
03-30-2008, 01:12 PM
Wow, seems like the NFL is literally "cutting" down on everything.
RavenBoy
03-30-2008, 04:00 PM
Wow, seems like the NFL is literally "cutting" down on everything.
:PirateSho :) goodone
RedSeal
03-30-2008, 05:07 PM
but all they would have to do is get a bigger helmet and put all there hair in the helmet and they wouldnt have to cut it
Tomcat68
03-30-2008, 05:34 PM
but all they would have to do is get a bigger helmet and put all there hair in the helmet and they wouldnt have to cut it
It's not that simple. If you just stuff a ton of soft hair into your helmet, then your helmet is no longer doing its job as a safety device and could lead to head trauma because the helmet isn't being used properly.
BFritz
03-30-2008, 09:43 PM
Goodell just couldn't find anybody to suspend and he needed his power-trip to get his superiority complex and to make him feel big and powerful.
Stupid rule, it's some people's heritage and religion.
Amun-Ra
03-31-2008, 08:36 AM
Goodell just couldn't find anybody to suspend and he needed his power-trip to get his superiority complex and to make him feel big and powerful.
Stupid rule, it's some people's heritage and religion.
Goodell isn't the one who proposed this rule. It was actually started by a NFL team. Though I couldn't find out which when I made this thread.
As for Goodell, I am glad he is the commish. Take the thug out son.
RavenBoy
03-31-2008, 09:41 AM
Goodell just couldn't find anybody to suspend and he needed his power-trip to get his superiority complex and to make him feel big and powerful.
Stupid rule, it's some people's heritage and religion. I guess they will just have to get over it then.
BFritz
03-31-2008, 11:21 PM
Goodell isn't the one who proposed this rule. It was actually started by a NFL team. Though I couldn't find out which when I made this thread.
As for Goodell, I am glad he is the commish. Take the thug out son.
Kansas City proposed it, which I don't understand because it allowed them to tackle Troy P after an interception.
Amun-Ra
04-02-2008, 10:07 AM
It did allow them to tackle him and I see no problem with using hair as part of the uniform. The rule is stating that long hair that obscures the name on the back is a uniform violation. We all know how strict the NFl is over their uniforms.
vundy33
04-02-2008, 02:04 PM
Goodell isn't the one who proposed this rule. It was actually started by a NFL team. Though I couldn't find out which when I made this thread.
As for Goodell, I am glad he is the commish. Take the thug out son.
Thug? God, having long-hair isn't "thug". You need to get out of the house more.
RavenBoy
04-02-2008, 03:34 PM
It dont really matter what the reason is. These players get paid Millions and they work for the Owners of the football teams. If they have a problem about it then quit. Dont hold these players up petastool just because their NFL Players. If you work in a office, that office has standards and if you dont meet them, say goodbye. Its simple, If they as players have a problem with it, then quit. It dont matter who,where,when or what, either do it or start your business so you can have your own rules.
Amun-Ra
04-02-2008, 03:41 PM
Thug? God, having long-hair isn't "thug". You need to get out of the house more.
Did I say long hair = thug? Did I say that one time in any of my posts??? If you would read what I wrote then you would know that I haven't. An thank you I get out of the house pretty **** often.
I say "thug" in reference to Pacman Jones, Tank Johnson, Michael Vick.... When players act thug off the field and get in trouble for it, Goodell makes them pay. I like that. Maybe if other people ( David Stern NBA and Bud Selig MLB) did that, their leagues wouldnt be crap holes.
RavenBoy
04-04-2008, 06:24 PM
Did I say long hair = thug? Did I say that one time in any of my posts??? If you would read what I wrote then you would know that I haven't. An thank you I get out of the house pretty **** often.
I say "thug" in reference to Pacman Jones, Tank Johnson, Michael Vick.... When players act thug off the field and get in trouble for it, Goodell makes them pay. I like that. Maybe if other people ( David Stern NBA and Bud Selig MLB) did that, their leagues wouldnt be crap holes.
Yea like the Bengals players!:Thumbs:
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