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0:47Now PlayingTom Brady isn’t a fan of the NFL’s new rule that allows players to change their jersey number based on position.
The Buccaneers star quarterback expressed his frustration over the rule in an Instagram Story on Thursday.
“Good luck trying to block the right people now [!!!!] going to make for a lot of bad football,” he wrote.
On Wednesday, NFL owners passed a proposal, which was initially made by the Chiefs, to loosen restrictions on numbers available to skill- position players — with the primary change that skill-position players, linebackers and defensive backs may now choose single-digit numbers.
The new structure allows defensive backs to choose any jersey number from 1-49, while running backs, fullbacks, tight ends, halfbacks and wide receivers can pick from 1-49 and 80-89. Linebackers, meanwhile, may now sport numbers from 1-59 and 90-99.
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