Yesterday, the NFL that it will be partnering with Oakley to become the official helmet visor provider in a new four-year deal starting this season. While the terms of the agreement weren’t ...

Strategically speaking, the change isn't likely to have a dramatic impact on the game, as the tints are not as dark-colored as the visors worn by past greats like Vick and L.T. Still, Oakley's ...

Thanks to a deal with Oakley, NFL players will be allowed to wear tinted visors on the field for the first time in more than two decades. Just don’t look for anyone with the dark visors that ...

More than 20 years after the NFL banned tinted visors from the game, they’re making a comeback. Sort of. On Tuesday, the NFL will announce a four-year partnership with Oakley to make helmet ...

Oakley will be the league’s official helmet visor provider—players that wear visors on their facemasks must use the company’s branded visors, unless they have a medical exception—and will see the ...

True to Oakley form, the dual helmet-visor system is chalk full of forward-thinking utility, like the brand's signature Prizm Lens technology and hybrid shell construction, but the defining factor ...

Tinted visors will make a comeback in the NFL this season. Oakley announced Tuesday that the company has inked a four-year partnership with the NFL to become an official on-field partner and licensee.

The NFL has made an exception to rules limiting the use of tinted helmet shields, the crux of a new sponsorship agreement with Oakley's football division. The four-year deal, announced Tuesday ...

The commercial promoting Oakley’s slightly tinted Prizm Clear visor opens with an overhead shot of clouds parting over Arrowhead Stadium and the voice of public-address announcer Dale Carter ...