Rams' Jalen Ramsey Rips NFL Over Hypocrisy Regarding Player Safety, Uniform Fines

The Los Angeles Rams player spoke out about the NFL fining players for uniforms violations instead of focusing on player safety.

According to Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic, Ramsey acknowledged that he might be fined for his opinions and spoke for 15 minutes. It's hypocritical for the league to fine players for uniform violations while making money by featuring players' personality and celebrations.

Ramsey commented.

One thing that should be discussed more is player safety. Let's talk about it. I play the game with integrity and try to make sure people are safe. I want to hurt my opponent but I don't want to hurt anyone else. That is what the game is about It isn't about the other B.S.. It needs to be about that. How can we make sure the players are safe?

It's not hurting the integrity of the game if we want to go out there and look good. You don't want to think about protecting men.

Ramsey said he was fined by the NFL for his socks.

Rams kicker Matt Gay made a joke about the NFL's uniform policy when he wore his pants awkwardly in practice and was fined by the league for it.

Ramsey was one of the players who supported Gay on social media.

Jalen Ramsey @jalenramsey

Nah they forreal want all of us to wear the uniform this way 😂… shid is a joke lol https://t.co/IqRAlW60hD

Ramsey has been one of the most exciting players in the league.

He earned five Pro Bowl selections and three first-team All-Pro honors in the NFL. He was a member of the Rams team that won the Super Bowl.

Ramsey has 16 intercepts and 78 passes defended in seven NFL seasons, but quarterbacks tend to shy away from throwing in his direction.

Ramsey has helped the defending Super Bowl champ to a 2-1 start with one pick, four passes defended and 16 tackles.