The NFL has officially cracked down on the use of smelling salts during games—but players aren’t completely out of luck.

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It has been confirmed NFL players can still take smelling salts as long as they are not provided to them by the team.

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On Tuesday, the NFL issued a memo to all 32 clubs announcing a ban on ammonia inhalants, commonly known as smelling salts, effective for the 2025 season. Under the new policy, teams are prohibited ...