Indiana House passes bill to require concussion training for coaches

Tuesday's health and safety news from the world of football:

• The Indianapolis Star reported that the Indiana House passed a bill that will require concussion awareness training for youth and high school football coaches.

• The Denver Post reported that Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning successfully passed his neck physical as required by his contract.

• The Miami Herald reported that Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito's meltdown is becoming more extreme and more worrisome.

• KUSA-TV in Denver reported that 16 Colorado high schools will be replacing the Adams A2000 helmets that received the lowest rating in the Virginia Tech helmet testing.

• The Daily Herald in Chicago reported that the city's District 203 was reviewing its concussion policies for athletes and their return to academics.

• The St. Louis Post-Dispatch wrote how area high schools are starting concussion protocols with baseline testing before the season begins.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor