While the NFL is under pressure to curb concussions, the impact and concern over this issue is resonating through the rest of the sport at the college, high school, an lower levels. Area coaches, organized by USA Football and the Methodist Concussion Center, are being trained in how to get their players to be head-smart on the field.
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