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NFL Players Can Still Use Smelling Salts as Long as Not Provided by Teams

By FOX Sports Digital Aug 6, 2025 | 9:58 PM

NFL players will be allowed to use smelling salts during games this season after all, according to a new memo sent by the NFLPA.

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