According to the full rules report sent to NFL teams this week, the “nose wipe” celebration is now a 15 yard penalty for being a “violent gesture” Which, I mean, c’mon. pic.twitter.com/JJ0EEgxpQr ...

The NFL has outlawed the 'nose wipe' celebration, made popular by rapper Young Thug. According to Billboard, ESPN NFL analyst Benjamin Solak took to X on Monday night to share a screenshot from the ...

One celebration that doesn't fall in the "violent gestures" or "sexual taunting" category is the "nose wipe." The gesture, made popular by Lamb, was banned by the NFL due to its "gang connotations ...

CeeDee Lamb’s well-known celebration could become a thing of the past following the latest NFL rule change. In a new rules report sent to teams around the league this week, the “nose wipe” gesture has ...

The NFL released a statement on Wednesday that "any violent gesture" by a player, which includes the "nose wipe" gesture, will result in a 15-yard penalty. That puts Dallas Cowboys wide receiver ...

One specific change caught the attention of NFL fans: the "nose wipe" celebration, popularized by CeeDee Lamb, will now be considered a "violent gesture" and result in a 15-yard penalty.

The NFL has recently made a significant change to its rulebook, banning the popular “nose wipe” celebration. As of the latest update on page 50 of the NFL rulebook, the gesture is now ...

The NFL made a change to celebration rules this week, and that included banning the "nose wipe" gesture, which Lamb has been known to do with the Dallas Cowboys. The infraction will be a 15-YARD ...

It's the end of an era for the Dallas Cowboys. On Wednesday, the NFL announced its latest addition to the "No Fun League rulebook" which bans CeeDee Lamb's signature celebration that has been a ...

NFL fans were left disgruntled by the league's priorities after they banned the "nose wipe" celebration for being a violent gesture. While not outright saying that it cannot be performed ...

The NFL is adding the "nose wipe" celebration to its list of actions that will result in a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, the league informed teams this week, per ESPN's Benjamin Solak.