'No political statements': NFL reportedly has a lengthy list of stuff that cannot be worn at this year's stay-at-home NFL Draft

This year’s NFL Draft will be done remotely. But even from the comfort of their places of residence, draftees will have to adhere to a certain dress code, according to a report by Pro Football Talk.

Here's the full list of the things that can't be worn by the players who are participating in the stay-at-home draft https://t.co/EwB0sJWokk

— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) April 19, 2020

Here are a few of the items that cannot be worn, per the obtained memo. No politically-themed references will be allowed.

• No  “political statements.”
• No “racial, religious, or ethnic slurs.”
• No “libel or hate speech.”
• No “references to alcohol (including beer and wine), drugs (including cannabis), and/or gambling products (including poker).”
• No “disparaging depictions of the NFL, or any other third-party brands.”

Basically, the NFL is saying no brand promotion and no politics. You can find the full list here.

I love the NFL dress code for the virtual draft. I don't want to see players political views. If they were there they'd be dressed way up. They don't have to do that but be respectful of the event.

— Bobby T (@radiobobbyt) April 19, 2020

The 2020 NFL Draft is scheduled to get started on Thursday.

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