The NFL changed its uniform rules this year to allow most players to wear No. 0, marking the first time the digit has been permitted since 1972. Players have wasted no time embracing the change ...
The NFL adopted a new uniform rule this offseason that will allow non-offensive linemen to wear jersey No. 0. According to ...
The NFL will see some stars go from hero to zero next season. As reported by ESPN's Mike Reiss, the league will allow players other than offensive and defensive linemen to wear the jersey No. 0.
Before this season, players could not wear the number 0, but a recent rule change announced at the NFL Annual Meeting allowed ...
NFL owners approved allowing players to wear No. 0 at their meeting earlier this year and the team that proposed the change will have a player wearing that number this fall. The Eagles announced ...
The Pro Bowl linebacker will wear No. 0 for the Baltimore Ravens this season, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. This comes just over a month after NFL owners approved the option for players to wear ...
The NFL just began allowing players to wear No. 0 this offseason ... follows another implemented in the 2021 offseason that allowed players to wear a much wider range of numbers.
The team announced jersey numbers for the 14 rookies from the 2023 draft class and Young went with a unique choice: No. 0. The NFL made a rule change this offseason to allow players to wear No. 0, a ...
Swift, who will become the first player in Eagles history to wear No. 0 next season, enjoyed a solid run in Detroit, who selected him with the 35th overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. In three ...
The NFL will see some stars go from hero to zero next season. As reported by ESPN's Mike Reiss, the league will allow players other than offensive and defensive linemen to wear the jersey No. 0.
May 5—D'Andre Swift's return home is now historic, as he'll become the first Eagles player to wear No. 0 ... The NFL loosened its rules the last few seasons and allowed more players to wear ...
The NFL will see some stars go from hero to zero next season. As reported by ESPN's Mike Reiss, the league will allow players other than offensive and defensive linemen to wear the jersey No. 0.
