On Wednesday's episode of Up & Adams, Kay Adams noticed a lot of NFL players were wearing undershirts beneath their jerseys.<br /><br />Adams was confused by the fashion trend, as the shirts stick out from under the jersey and can easily be tugged on.<br /><br />"What is the deal with these undershirts that players are wearing more and more underneath the jerseys?" Adams said.<br /><br />"I feel very much like an old man yelling at a cloud about this but they completely go over their pants.<br /><br />Adams pointed out specific players like Deebo Samuel and Puka Nacua who have shirts hanging well below their waists.<br /><br />"For reference, we have a bunch of players that do this. Deebo, see that shirt there? Puka, Cooper Kupp rocking this look. It's the t-shirt under the jersey," Adams said.<br /><br />"Is this a stylistic aesthetic choice? Is there a practical reason for this? I'm asking everyone."<br /><br />Adams thinks the design choice is a disadvantage to offensive players as it gives defenders something else to grab when they're trying to tackle.<br /><br />"You're sort of giving the defense more things to grab," Adams said.<br /><br />"The only reason I noticed this was because Jameson Williams almost got pulled down this weekend.<br /><br />"What are we doing? We've seen this! Players like Dallas Goedert, and David Montgomery, have had to break out of their shirts in the past."<br /><br />NFL fans in the comments gave their reasons as to why players could be sporting the new style on the field.<br /><br />"Bryce Young does it all the time. It's called drip," one fan said.<br /><br />"The undershirt is necessary because the pads rub on the skin and cause rashes. I think it’s just a comfort thing when it comes to tucking the shirts in or not," another fan said.<br /><br />"Jersey rubbing on skin with sweat is no bueno. Same with shoulder pads. The fabric helps avoid rug burn," a third fan said.<br />
