The statistics show that tackle football isn’t as dangerous as people think. Kids simply aren’t big or strong enough to cause significant damage to each other.

As sign-ups for youth football get underway this spring, a new study reveals that Americans may love their football, but half now believe that kids should not play the tackle version of the game.

The Prince of Wales showed off his “unbelievable arm” playing non-contact American football with youngsters at an NFL event supporting children living in deprived parts of the UK. Youngsters ...

Parents are worried about their children playing football, but most haven't decided to keep their kids from putting on a helmet and stepping onto the field. According to an Associated Press-GfK ...

What age should kids start playing football? Ravens stars weigh in. BALTIMORE -- It's Super Bowl week and millions will be tuned to the game Sunday on CBS.

Each fall, kids of all ages join league or school teams to play flag or tackle football. Whichever type of football a child plays, parents may worry about safety on the field.

“I’m sure helmet technology will improve over the next 10 years, but why risk it? There are plenty of sports to play.” Cuban is right on one point: Fewer kids are playing football.

Another week, another damning poll suggesting American parents don't want their sons playing competitive football.

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Legislators heard from coaches, league officials, scientists and former players during a hearing to consider a bill banning children under age 13 from playing organized tackle football.