Data: USA Football Program Doesn't Reduce Concussions

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With awareness of concussions at an all-time high, it’s no secret that people involved with football are concerned. Parents, players, coaches and professional organizations such as the NFL are all looking for ways to make the game safer. But a new report from the New York Times reveals that one of the most popular safety programs isn't working as advertised.

The NFL — obviously — has a vested interest in ensuring that the dangers of the game don’t scare away prospective players. With youth football participation on the decline, the league sought ways to curb that threat.

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