Houston Texans, Carolina Panthers host Heads Up coaching clinics

Published: Jun 17, 2014 at 05:59 AM

Tuesday's Heads Up Football news from a busy weekend of USA Football coaching clinics:

HoustonTexans.com reported on a USA Football player safety clinic for 70 Houston-area coaches that was hosted by the Texans on Saturday.

Time Warner Cable News in Charlotte, N.C., reported on a Heads Up Football coaching safety clinic at Bank of America Stadium.

WSHM-TV in Springfield, Mass., reported on a Heads Up Football clinic for coaches in Western Massachusetts. WGGB-TV in Springfield also reported on the clinic.

KPVI-TV in Boise reported on a Heads Up training session for coaches in that region of Idaho.

WJZ-TV reported on Baltimore Ravens physician Dr. Andy Tucker, who talked about concussions as part of the team's annual Football Youth Clinic in Harford County.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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