Future of Football

In 2017, the development of brain research has reached a new and difficult year for football. More parents start their children with flag football, others avoid the game altogether. Several leaders suggested postponing solving the problem after high school. Is that the future of football? If the flag is not a tackle but the flag is the standard way to play soccer in high school, what is it like?

I picked up this issue in a future football dialogue held at the Aspen Institute in Washington, DC on January 25, 2018. This event is free and includes lunch

See the highlight of the conversation: www.aspeninstitute.org/blog-posts/highlights-future-football/

Former San Francisco 49ers guard Chris Borland retired in a year after fear of head trauma

Robert Cantu, Co-founder of the CTE Center of the Boston University Medical School, Senior Consultant, NFL Head and Cervical Bending Committee

Domonique Foxworth, writer, The Undefeated; former NFL corner back / former NFL Players Association Chairperson

Iowa College Football Team Andrew Peterson Medical Doctor, member of the Executive Committee of Sports Medicine and Fitness Committee of American Children's Sports Association

Jennifer Brown Learner, State Society, Emotional and Academic Development Committee, Aspen Institute, Policy Manager, Mother of Flag Football Player

This dialogue was sponsored by Tom Farrey, executive director of sports and social programs, and his youth football report received national honors including Columbia University - Alfred Du Pont Award and ESPN

"The Future of Football" is part of the 2018 new dialog series of Aspen Research Institute's sports and social project "Future Sports". Sports and social programs that appreciate great support for Marilyn and Michael Glosserman's conversation series

With the development of the future, soccer is becoming a wonderful sport not only in the United States but also in other parts of the world. By the formation of a new team or league, popularity of football is widespread. Football will teach people the skills of teamwork, hard work, mental and physical resilience, courage and others. I hope that football will continue to be a major cause for millions of fans and players in the next several centuries.

My future dream job will be a professional football player. I have loved football since I was a child, because that is a good sports If you keep the rules, you can solve the athlete problem and grasp sports. The universities I expect are UNC, Oregon, Appalachian. If football players are interested in becoming professional football players, then becoming a college football team is essential. - Professional football player's salary Some people think professional salary for professional football players is too expensive. In this article, I will express opinions of both parties in the discussion so that I can draw my own conclusions.

School football as a professional football career: One of 16 high school football players will participate in a college team competition. About 1,200 high school student rugby players are participating in professional team competitions. The average career is 3.3 years old. Compared to the general public, professional football players have a much higher incidence of depression, thought problems and disability. Insurance: Team (yes / no) Team Doctor / nurse supervises fitness. These people will try to find hard athletes, but their success in preventing concussion or other injuries is very limited. General medical insurance is the responsibility of the student. In the event of a catastrophic injury, the school will not provide or pay for long-term rehabilitation, vocational training, long-term care, assistive devices such as crutches or wheelchairs. Schools did not provide disability insurance against loss of income