Will guardian caps soon be allowed in high school football games?

The NFL is expected to introduce player safety as the fall preseason will feature guardian cap football. 
 
"This is a good idea.  I mean, of course, it's all about how football is changing as players are getting bigger, stronger and faster and the way collisions and impacts are happening, so I think this "boys on target" program is a good way to tackle this very important problem and keep our athletes safe. "
 
"As I look back on the situation, I think it is pretty clear that safety is one of the top priorities," Lake Belton head football coach Brian Cope said. 
 
"Just like how I always told their parents and kids, I think that safety is prioritized first and we wanna guarantee that our kids will have the right set of tools so that we can avoid injuries to the knees for misalignment and shoulder problems wearing a shoulder harness. "
 
Some schools in Central Texas communities as well have had cap guardians and some practices also have had a percepti on that where leads in the said class. 
 
"Now I do understand why we had to wear them, you know, to further baring the chances that we will get a head injury or something.  So, I was okay with that," Brett Harmon from The Lake Belton Football team said. "Oh yeah I could clearly tell by the fact that the air is not circulated.  You are more likely to find that the place will be a little hotter to breathe and I mean what can you do, you just have to tolerate that," Harmon replied. 
 
"Incidentally, our kids are mainly freshmen and sophomores now, but 3 years ago.  What we wanted to limit, like concussions, as long as they mature and get taller is happening according to plan," Cope said. 
 
Whilst the change is in progress, it does not instantaneously mean that all local schools starting from tonight can afford it since there are other few school districts where it is not in their budget. 
 
“After looking at the price of the helmet that is $400, I began to think of an article called guardian cap and it added $200 before putting a complete outfit for one student, ” Johnson said. "It's not in the budget for a lot of people.  . .  but until they find a solution or combining them them or whatever it is, I think that it will be just the two organizations that deal with the : NFL and probably the NCAA. " said
 
No matter it happens at the Sunday pro level or not, the Kid's game of football is changing.