Monday's health and safety news from the world of football: wide receiver , who found a way to honor his mom Sunday who died of breast cancer in 2003. He keeps his hair grown out Carl Nassib Jersey in dreadlocks to honor her and carries her driver's license in his wallet. at the diet of a 300-pound plus lineman for the , talking to 335-pound nose tackle . former NFL quarterback Jim McMahon's recovery from headaches with the help of Long Island doctors. a column by fitne s guru Mackie Shilstone, who said meniscus tears like the one suffered by wide receiver Jarius Byrd need patience during recovery. that Michigan State has examined its concu sion protocol in light of the concu sion controversy at the University of Michigan. that high school football players can now buy specialized insurance policies against injury. the latest invention from X2 BioSystems, a "concu sion patch" that is placed behind the ear that would measure the impact of a hit. at the advantages of baseline testing. a Charles Woodson Jersey concu sion seminar, where many said the city's high school is ahead of the game in terms of awarene s. on a study by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia that said 70 percent of children diagnosed with a concu sion had at least one vision problem. on how area high schools are upgrading football helmets. that youth football injuries are as common as parents think, especially with proper practice and coaching.-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor