Previously, the NFL avoided alcoholic ads like this due to “concerns of associating hard liquor with famous football players in front of young fans.”
According to The Wall Street Journal, the league will now allow its TV partners to accept commercials for distilled spirits for the 2017 season — of course, there’s a catch: the ads have to include a “prominent social responsibility message” and can’t have a football theme or target underage drinkers.
The NFL said it will only accept four, 30-second hard liquor spots per game with a limit of two such spots in any quarter or during halftime.
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Great. Alcoholics rejoice! Next up, medical marijuana
NFL is getting ridiculous anyway the advertisements are everywhere, its hardly about the game anymore.
So they are saying they are selling their morality now
Time for NASCAR to do the same. it's cost them millions and millions of dollars, and attendance as people got away because of the P.C. crowd.
They should have steroid commercials too.
Yee-haw! Let's get real drunk on good whiskey and beer chasers and watch some football. Then we'll all drive home.
Bring back the malt liquor ads from the seventies and eighties. Those were funny.
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