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LaMont Jordan helps Maryland with Heads Up Football

Published: Oct 02, 2013 at 05:09 AM

Wednesday's Heads Up Football news:

BayNet.com reported on former NFL player LaMont Jordan introducing the Heads Up Football program to this Maryland community.

After an 11-year-old boy suffered a spinal fracture during a youth football game, KHOU-TV reported that the Houston-area youth football association has adopted the Heads Up Football program and will certify coaches.

The Starkville Daily News looked at the Heads Up Football program in its Mississippi community.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor.

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