
Accelerometers Could Finally Fix the NFL’s Concussion Crisis

Science and reality
Getting to watch the big game when you're not on the same planet takes some technological wrangling, and plenty of patience.
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Increased focus on concussions has had an impact on football at every level. Here are some ways that the dangers of the game might be lessened.
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Changing the mass and size of the pigskin and you'd have a very different game.
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When humans bring the gridiron to Mars, it'll be football, Jim---but not as we know it.
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WIRED and Sports Illustrated are teaming up to imagine what professional football will look like fifty years from now.
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From RFID tags to tracking implants, athletes will go further and further to gain an edge in their training.
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How science turned J. J. Watt of the Houston Texans into the NFL's dominant force.
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How a San Francisco-area laboratory turned Jeremy Lin, Jason Castro, Teresa Noyola, and others into top athletes.
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From a biomechanical standpoint, the throwing motion for quarterbacks and pitchers is largely the same, so skills that help on the diamond can help on the gridiron.
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