Smelling salts appear to be an integral part of Kittle's football routine. The NFL is probably doing him a favor.

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NFL players have used smelling salts for years, and it isn't the first sport to ban them. Many boxing organizations banned them years ago because they can mask a severe injury.

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The ban became a topic of conversation on NFL Network’s “Inside Training Camp” on Tuesday when 49ers tight end George Kittle ...

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Are smelling salts being banned by the NFL? Here's what Kittle shared about the news, and why players have used them in the past.

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