‘Show Your Pride, Get Thrown Outside’ – NFL Will Require Ejected Fans Take Test Before Returning

It's no secret that the NFL has been cracking down on the antics of players both on and off the field. One dedicated fan here recently mentioned that it won't be long before they'll either be playing in full pillow suits... or tutus. Now, the league wants to extend their reach to the fans.

If you intend to attend an NFL game, you'll need to be kind, courteous and generally well mannered, or you could be ejected. If you have, you'll have to pass a $75, four hour exam to return to another game.

NFL News is reporting that if, as a fan, you're ejected from a game, you won't be allowed back in until you pass a code-of-conduct exam. The exam was created by a California psycho-therapist, in response to a rise in the number of fights and angry exchanges between fans at NFL games in recent years.

If you are ejected from a game, the security crew at the stadium will record your personal information, then send you a letter requiring you to take a four-hour educational class prior to being allowed to return to another game. The league says the tests are an effort to stop violent behavior, not stop fans' passion for the game.