People believe that prohibiting football would reduce the number of brain injuries. Coaches can prevent injuries by concentrating more on tackling the proper way to anticipate injuries caused by not doing it correctly. Furthermore, the majority of football-related deaths are caused by heat strokes rather than concussions. This may be avoided by delaying the start of the football practice season. Another point is that both children and parents are aware of the risks involved, but they still sign up. People assume that football causes concussions and fatalities, yet the positive exceeds the negative, and concussions can be avoided. Football should not be prohibited because it keeps children out of trouble.