More NFL - personal message "Jesus" shirt? Not unless it's Nike apparel

[underpants]

From the links I saw on google this will be a RW Facebook post regular


RGIII turns t-shirt about 'Jesus' inside out at press conference

http://www.si.com/nfl/2014/09/15/rgiii-jesus-t-shirt-press-conference

Michael Phillips of the Richmond Times-Dispatch tweeted Sunday that Griffin was forced to invert the shirt by NFL Uniform Inspector and former Redskins player Tony McGee because the shirt was not a Nike product. The NFL has an exclusive apparel agreement with Nike. The league has fined Griffin for his sartorial choices at postgame press conferences before.

Linebacker Ryan Kerrigan was not told to change the non-Nike t-shirt the he wore during the same postgame press conference.

Another reason for the reversal, however, could have been the NFL's bylaw against clothing with "personal messaging." According to Finlay, who cited NFL bylaws, players are not allowed to wear shirts promoting a personal message during, before or after game days.

A Redskins spokesman said Griffin turned the t-shirt inside out by choice, according to Finlay's report.

[Iggo]

1. We got the message.

No Jesus, no peace.

Beautiful.

[joeybee12]

2. The rule about personal messages is a good one I think

because you have fundie douchebags like RG 345.

[FSogol]

3. Then Jesus dislocated RGIII's ankle.

The message? Don't Fuck with Jesus.

[dilby]

4. Can't let anything get in the way of selling Nike products.

I guess "Just do it" is not considered a personal message.

[GeorgeGist]

5. Google it.