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Allow my kids to play, but it'd have to be if there's a smarter way to play now have as a kid, i didn't play football, i grew up in germany, i didn't play organized football until my tenth grade year in high school. if i had some right now, i would let him play if he's properly taught. i think with the heads up program, i think the nfl and others are doing a better job of kicking their head out of the game. >> talk to parents directly watching right now. what do you think is the appropriate way for them to make these very personal decisions about whether to let their kids play football or whet...
Techniques that are safer for the players and send the right message to the younger players, and that is why we are working on programs as this level to teach the right fundamentals early on, calls the heads up program, keep your head up and out, that is a smarter and better way to play. >> what do you say to the players and as a washington redskins fans we have had a son you had to discipline who say, this is split second and if i hit him, maybe i need to hit him low but that is a penalty too, what do you say to the players who say you are making it too hard to bring the enormous tough guys d...
The kansas city chiefs are trying to win moms over tonight? >> reporter: they're trying to win over moms, dads, the children themselves. these are clinics being held all across the country sponsored for the usaa football and nfl. the goal is to teach kids how to play smarter. >> these moms have spent countless hours on the sidelines watching their children play football. today in kansas city at the arrowhead stadium it was their turn. learning from the pros a safer way to tackle. not with the head but with the shoulders. >> there you go. that's beautiful. >> reporter: betty ken sohn spent eigh...