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NFL Reportedly Bans Ammonia and Smelling Salts, George Kittle Jokes About Retirement
According to Garafolo, San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle said he used smelling salts and ammonia packets on every drive and joked that he's thought about retirement in light of the news. “I considered retirement," Kittle said. "We have to figure out a middle ground.”
'I Considered Retirement' - George Kittle Revealed The NFL Banned His Favorite Substance
George Kittle put the NFL on notice when breaking news on Tuesday. The San Francisco 49ers tight end interrupted a live NFL Network interview with linebacker Fred Warner to voice his disappointment with the league.
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