I'm not quite sure what this question means. Football helmets normally do have decals and it is ok for them to have decals.
Lots of sports teams but manly football helmets.
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They are stickers used normally on helmets.
They are award decals. The one with feathers on the hatches are for academic excellence and the ones without feathers are for big plays on the field.
The decals on the back of the Arkansas Razorback helmets are sledgehammers.The decals are given for big plays.Reportedly the summer of 2009, the team had to break a 3 ton rock with sledgehammers to represent "chipping away at the SEC"-- something at which they seem to be having some success in the 2009 season.
Soldiers decorate their uniforms with pride, ironing different decals and badges. Huge fans of football have now copied this idea and have started to attach decals to football helmets. They are purchasable on Amazon.
Since 1968, the helmets of Ohio State players have been adorned with white decals approximately the size of a quarter depicting a [[Aesculus glabra|buckeye leaf]], awarded for making significant plays and for consistency of performance.
No the pictures are decals. Each player has two helmets per game so they can change them out if need be during the game.
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Its the schools they should have went too...lol...it just shows friendship and comradery. Some players actually went to high school toghether...
I have read in a book that the first football pads were leather helmets and that was it. No other pads but leather helmets.
the helmets protect them a lot