For many, football is something they enjoy watching on T.V.Maybe they enjoy playing it.But for others, it’s a topic they think it is something very important to talk about, and should be taking seriously.Although some think it’s an entertaining game.Others may think it is a very dangerous sport, and teenagers should not be playing or getting involved in these types of sports.I believe football is good for teenagers for many reasons and I also got evidence to prove it. To begin with, let’s start with the bad news.According to an article written by Amanda Schaffer,research shows that “They found that roughly one in 20 college football players sustained at least one concussion in the course of a season. Among high school students, that number was one in 14. And among youth players, it was one in thirty,”.Also, this article lets the reader know that the most head hitting happens during practice.This could lead to concussions, and “In some children, concussion can cause subtle disruptions to ocular motor coordination that were not routinely evaluated in the past. These can lead to headaches, dizziness, and nausea when kids return to school and try to focus on the blackboard,” said Amanda Schaffer.As you can see things like this can happen in football.These are