Don't) Use Your Head: Is U.S. Soccer's Youth Restriction The Right

A recent United States Soccer Federation resolution is aiming to cut the number of headers in youth soccer. Will the move keep young athletes safe? Is there a chance the U.S. will become less competitive in international competitions? Here's a look at how analysts and former players are reacting to the resolution.

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