Why is there a green sticker on the back of each NFL quarterback's helmet?

Answer 1

Don't know for certain, but I was told that the helmets with the green stickers were those with radio communications. And since the NFL would only allow one of those helmets at a time on the field, they designated them with a green sticker.

Answer 2

The green dot is the result of a new rule in effect for the 2007 NFL season. The green dot helmet indicates that the helmet is wired with a radio for calling in plays to the quarterback. Only one player with a radio is allowed on the field at a time.

Answer 3

To show how many radios are on the field at a time. This rule was enforced after the Atlanta Falcons had Vick and Schaub, both quarterbacks, on the field at the same time. People began to think that it was unfair for a team to have more than one radio on the field at a time. The green sticker was then enforced to show coaches and refs who had the radios on the field. One defensive and offensive player are allowed to have a radio on the field at a time.

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Answer 5

This sticker shows which players have the radio receiver from the sidelines transmitter. Only one radio is allowed on the field per team.

Answer 6

This sticker shows which player has the radio receiver in their helmet that can receive the plays from the sidelines. Only one receiver is allowed on the field.

Answer 7

The helmet that has a green sticker is meant for the quarterback. It consists of a mike and receiver through which the quarterback can communicate to the coach while still on field.

Answer 8

The green dot is on the quarterback's helmet. It indicates the helmet that is wired to receive communication from the sidelines.