Wednesday's health and safety news from the world of football:
- Fox Sports reported on the overwhelming support on social media for Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly. The term #PrayersforJK was the No. 1 trending hashtag on Twitter much of Wednesday, according to ESPN Radio.
- USA Today reported that freshman running back Will McKamey, who collapsed during a football practice Saturday, died while in a coma Tuesday at Baltimore Shock Trauma.
- WXIN-TV in Indianapolis reported that some coaches said the new Indiana law that requires high school football coaches to undergo concussion training did not go far enough.
- The Mansfield (Ohio) Daily Journal reported on a concussion seminar hosted by Ashland University.
- Indiana State reported on a panel that discussed the ethics involved in concussions.
- The Pittsburgh Business Times looked at a researcher who is studying if text messaging is a good way to monitor the recovery of concussion patients.
-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor
