New helmet pads protect Edmond football players during practice

Edmond Public Schools is working to keep its football players safe by using new helmets on the field. Football players will be geared up with Guardian helmet pads this season in hopes of reducing concussions during practices and games. Santa Fe head coach Kyle White said the 3/4-inch pads provide an extra layer of protection when a player is hit. "All these squares, rectangles and triangles disperse the force.

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