Anyone else notice JA17 sniffing “smelling salts” on the sidelines?

[CowgirlsFan]

Hockey players do it too.

[NoHuddleKelly12]

Time to Carb Load!!

 

[Buffalo Barbarian]

 

 

[Coldfronts]

He has an ammonia addiction obviously

[DC Grid]

He’s been doing this for years.  It’s a common practice for QBs.  Brady also did this for years.  Joke in Boston was it’s like legal coke gets you hyper alert before you take the field.  

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

Probably reading copies of 'Captain Billy's Whiz Bang' while on the bench, too! 🤨

[AlCowlingsTaxiService]

15 hours ago, Dan Darragh said:

Maybe he's doing lines on the sidelines

Channeling the ‘90s Bills … wise strategy 

[Nuncha]

Real reason why offense is struggling - Josh sniffing glue on the sidelines during a game.  lol

[Bob Jones]

10 hours ago, 1st&ten said:

We used to use them in High School football (late 60's---yeah I'm old) We called them poppers. I'm sure they aren't allowed in High School sports anymore.

 

Why wouldn’t they be allowed in HS? If it’s true, of course it’s an overreaction, as there’s no harm in using them.

[Blackbeard]

Yes.  I prefer my qb to use a swimmers nose plug instead. 

Edited November 19, 2023 by Blackbeard

[stinky finger]

17 hours ago, Bobby Hooks said:

It could just be a habit at this point. When I bowl I have to put my hand over the little fan. My hands could be dry as the Sahara, I still have to feel those wild winds through my digits. 

you're an animal

[extrahammer]

“Smelling salts are a classic, comical example of how NFL players think.”

- FORMER NFL TRAINER

[Bobby Hooks]

44 minutes ago, stinky finger said:

you're an animal

You think that’s nuts? Sometimes when I’m feeling a bit cheeky, I stop by when I’m not even bowling. I find the lane with the most bowlers, walk up, and without saying a word saunter over to their fan and just feel the breeze. 

 

They don’t even know what hit ‘em! I’ve had a bowler cry, the scene was so intense. 
 

 

Edited November 19, 2023 by Bobby Hooks

[Sherlock Holmes]

17 hours ago, Bubba Gump said:

It's very common in the NFL and NHL. what I don't understand is why some coaches use them too. Adam Gase used to, and just last night I saw one of the Sabres asst coaches hitting one a few times. Not sure why they would need them, unless they're hooked on them. 

 

17 hours ago, Scott7975 said:

 

I don't think thats what Gase was using

 

 

 

Those were bath salts he was hitting!!

16 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

Trying to channel the 90s SB Bills vibes 

Yolo sighting!!! Love you Yolo

[stinky finger]

9 minutes ago, Bobby Hooks said:

You think that’s nuts? Sometimes when I’m feeling a bit cheeky, I stop by when I’m not even bowling. I find the lane with the most bowlers, walk up, and without saying a word saunter over to their fan and just feel the breeze. 

 

They don’t even know what hit ‘em! I’ve had a bowler cry, the scene was so intense. 
 

 

Ok - we can hang 🍺

[SectionC3]

It's basically just ammonia.  And it wakes you more alert.  I use it, too. 

[Sherlock Holmes]

14 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

It's basically just ammonia.  And it wakes you more alert.  I use it, too. 

Try sniffing a bottle of ammonia and see what happens🤣

[RiotAct]

1 hour ago, Bobby Hooks said:

You think that’s nuts? Sometimes when I’m feeling a bit cheeky, I stop by when I’m not even bowling. I find the lane with the most bowlers, walk up, and without saying a word saunter over to their fan and just feel the breeze. 

 

They don’t even know what hit ‘em! I’ve had a bowler cry, the scene was so intense. 
 

[BRH]

14 hours ago, The Wiz said:

Just came here to post him in the locker room smoking and drinking at halftime.

 

That's a bottle of Fresca, but the whole vibe is still badass.

[RousseauRage]

he's sniffing something alright lately