Jake Plummer shows Heads Up Football to Native American kids

Published: Apr 18, 2014 at 06:22 AM

Friday's Heads Up Football news:

inMaricopa.com featured former Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jake Plummer, who took the Heads Up Football program to the Ak-Chin Indiana Community near Phoenix.

Former Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Ruben Brown talked on a Buffalo radio show about his work as a Master Trainer and concussion awareness, the Buffalo Bills blog reported.

Stack News presented a video that featured coach Chris Merritt, who explained how the Christopher Columbus High School football team in Miami, Fla., works the Heads Up Football drills into its practice schedule

The Pittsburgh Steelers announced they would host a Moms Clinic next week at their training facility.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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