said that kids under 14 shouldn’t play football, reminding The Washington Post that kids’ heads are “a larger part of their body, and their necks are not as strong as adults’ necks.

Science has revealed the potential long-term dangers of concussions and repetitive head trauma ... this national discussion about whether kids should play tackle football, and we have to ...

is balancing injury risk against the many benefits kids get from playing team sports. Limiting younger players to flag football may seem like a no-brainer: All the benefits with far fewer head ...

Bruce Kelly and Carl Carchia at ESPN Magazine took a look at some data from the Sports and Fitness Industry Association, and found that while lots of kids are playing sports, it’s pretty easy to ...