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Ironically, the NFL could play a role in derailing those aspirations if its players continue to be routinely fined and disciplined for smoking or possessing marijuana illegally, industry experts say.
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“The NFL is a very successful organization, but it has also experienced some negative media,” said Steve Janjic, CEO of Amercanex — a fully electronic marketplace exchange for the cannabis industry. “If “cannabusiness” is to survive and earn a legalized federal status, it can’t suffer an avalanche of negative media. That’s why I think now is the time for us to get our house in order.”
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