Houston Texans give grants to leagues using Heads Up Football

Published: Oct 16, 2013 at 08:52 AM

Wednesday's Heads Up Football news:

The Houston Texans announced the team has presented grants to Houston-area youth football leagues that use the Heads Up Football program.

The Dover Post profiled former Delaware football star Mike Meade, who is a Heads Up Football master trainer.

KARE-TV in Minneapolis wrote about the leagues that are using Heads Up Football in the Twin Cities despite declining numbers.

The Rye (N.Y.) Daily Voice looked at how Heads Up Football is helping Westchester County Youth Football League officials raise concussion awareness.

OakPark.com looked at the how the Heads Up Program is being used in Oak Park, Ill.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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