The NFL has again loosened its social media policy for football teams. Previously, teams were not allowed to post any video during a game until the NFL had made a sanctioned clip available. They were also not allowed to create any GIFs during a game, and couldn't post more than eight clips on game day. But now that the league is allowing fans to watch games online, it seems like it's time to start posting some of those clips. They can also post a limited number of items on Snapchat and Facebook Live.
The NFL has again loosened its social media policy for football teams. Previously, teams were not allowed to post any video during a game until the NFL had made a sanctioned clip available. They were also not allowed to create any GIFs during a game, and couldn't post more than eight clips on game day. Following the NFL's latest rethink, teams can now post GIFs and videos so long as they don't contain game action, up to an increased 16-video cap. They can also post a limited number of items on Snapchat and Facebook Live.