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.
The green dot on a helmet signifies a player who has a radio receiver in his helmet.
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your question does not make any sense. May be you want to know what are the symbols on each helmet in the NFL.
Here they are :-
Arizona: the head of the bird called (Cardinal)
Atlanta: the feather of the falcon
Baltimore: the head of the raven with the letter {B}
Buffalo: a Buffalo
Carolina: the head of a panther
Chicago: the letter {C}
Cincinnati: the skin of a Bengal
Cleveland: plain orange color
Dallas: a star
Denver: a head of a wild horse {bronco}
Detroit: a lion
Green Bay: the letter {G}
Houston: a head of a bull with a small star in it
Indianapolis: a colt shoe
Jacksonville: a head of a jaguar
Kansas City: Indian arrow with KC on it
Miami: a dolphin
Minnesota: a horn of a viking helmet
New England: a patriot playing the drum
New York Giants: the letter {G}
New York Jets: emblem with the word Jets
New Orleans: it is like a crusade symbol or a scout symbol
Oakland: a pirate
Philadelphia: a wing of an eagle
Pittsburgh: emblem with three 4 headed stars yellow, red and blue
Saint Louis: a head of a ram
San Diego: a bolt
San Francisco: oval emblem with the letters SF on it
Seattle: a head of a sea hawk
Tampa Bay: a pirate
Tennessee: titan
Washington: a head of an Indian
It means that the helmet with the green dot has the radio equipment in it and only the QB may have that.