... you know a couple of weeks ago, the NFL unveiled a social media policy tighter than Fort Knox, restricting anybody related to the NFL from utilizing social media 90 minutes before and after any NFL games.

I wrote earlier that I expect the NFL to enforce that policy on the players and personnel through hefty fines and public admonitions.  It has caused Chad Ochocinco to consider closing his Twitter account rather than attempting to fight the system.

However, the NFL's policy of restricting fans from using social media during games was something I didn't believe could be enforced. 

Now it looks like that one NFL team has thrown the NFL's de...

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