Bandannas are out, for the most part.
Setting a new precedent on replay as league meetings officially ended Wednesday, the NFL voted it in through the end of the 2003 season, the first time in 16 years of debate that it has been installed for more than one year. The league ruled bandannas violate the uniform code but skullcaps are permitted as long as they bear the team logo and colors. Only the Oakland Raiders voted against the bandanna ban. We've had standard uniforms from the shoes through the neck. Bandannas will be allowed for players who need them to help with medical problems.