The league won't use its pink penalty flags beyond Monday night's Jets-Falcons game.
The pink penalty flags were first used in a Dolphins-Jets game last Oct,Wholesale Jerseys. 28 after an 11-year-old wrote Commissioner Roger Goodell with the suggestion.
Yellow flags will return with Thursday night's Giants-Bears game, the start of Week 6.
Other elements of the campaign will remain, including pink wristbands and cleats, coins, sideline caps,Cheap Nike NFL Jerseys, goal-post padding,Camiseta Atletico De Madrid 2019, kicking tees, skull caps, shoe laces and cheerleaders' pompons until Oct. 21.
The league hadn't specified whether the pink penalty flags would be used through Week 7 like the rest of the breast cancer initiative, "but the experience this weekend solidified that it would be for one week only," NFL spokesman Michael Signora said.
Bruton embraces the breast cancer initiative as much as any other player in the league. He donned a pink suit and silk tie on the Broncos' flight on Saturday and even put pink threading in his dreadlocks this month.
The pink flags were part of the NFL's "A Crucial Catch" campaign in support of breast cancer awareness. Coupled with the players' pink equipment,China College Jerseys, especially their gloves and towels, the pink flags caused confusion among broadcasters, fans, players and coaches Sunday.
"At times I didn't know if flags were thrown or not just because a lot of guys were wearing pink towels," he said. "So, that makes a lot of sense to go back to yellow so we can know. It's not a bash toward breast cancer awareness. You could see the confusion with our pink towels and the pink flags. You don't know which is which."
Fans and players are conditioned to look for the bright yellow flags against the green grass,NFL Jerseys Wholesale, and the pink penalty markers didn't contrast as well,Maillot Coupe Du Monde 2018 Officiel, leading to criticism on television and Twitter.
Pink is no longer the new yellow in the NFL.

"That makes sense," said Broncos safety David Bruton, who kept thinking there were more penalties than the 10 that were called in Denver's 51-48 win at Dallas.