When Designers Get Caught in the Crossfire of Player Conduct Policies The world of sports is not immune to the complexities of human behavior, and Josh Jacobs' recent plea deal is a stark reminder that even those who create and design our favorite team's branding can get caught up in controversy.
As a graphic designer myself, I'm acutely aware of how quickly a brand's image can be derailed by off field transgressions.
The National Football League (NFL) has long been a pioneer in addressing player conduct, but its policies often seem to prioritize punishment over rehabilitation.