Do NFL players get to keep their helmets?
NFL Player Engagement
The NFL does not have control over who sells or distributes the helmets. However, they do have a few agents that sell them. The NFL does not have a lot of control over the agents (they have contracts with several people that they don’t like), but they do have a few that you should know about.
The NFL does have a few contracts that they don’t sell that they have to abide by. They do, however, have some contracts that they don’t sell that they consider to be good contracts. That means that the league will honor those contracts, as long as they are still being sold.
You will notice that the NFL doesn’t really care who sells the helmets to. They do have a few who will only sell them to people that they think will be able to afford them (for a lot less than what they were originally asking). If you can’t afford a certain helmet, you shouldn’t be able to buy it from them. They will put you in touch if they think that you might be interested in buying one.
They also don’t sell any of their equipment to resellers (they do, however, occasionally sell them to resellers that they think might be interested in buying them for a little more money). So when a company wants to sell equipment to someone else, they have to pay the seller, and they don’t get to use their equipment without paying the seller.
The NFL uses the proceeds from its equipment deals to help pay for the salaries of its employees (mostly trainers and field hockey coaches). The NFL didn’t always do this, but they did in the early 2000s. The NFL did this because they felt that it was necessary at the time to pay workers enough to eat and to live on. They were able to do this because they had a surplus of equipment that they wanted to give to their players.
The NFLPA does have a few guys that they use to do this. They have a warehouse that they rent out to companies that they don’t really care about. These companies sometimes pay the NFL a lot of money to use the warehouse.
