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What are the plastic coverings I see on football helmets?
I've noticed that some players in the NFL have clear plastic-looking pieces on the top opening of their helmets. What are these for?
Is it something to do with keeping the wind or debris out of their eyes, or is it for vision (it's definitely
i think you might be talking about visiors. Some players wear them for like what you said to keep stuff out of their eyes, mostly hands and fingers, and some of them are tinted to keep the sun out, but they dont help out there seeing ability like contacts
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Fayette County Blue Devils give back
The 9-year-old Blue Devils of Fayette County, a top ranked team in Division 1 of the Southern Competitive Football League, decided to put their helmets and pads down for a day, and give back to the Atlanta community in the spirit of being thankful.
Partnering with a church in the city, the boys packed meals and wrapped plastic utensils all morning, and spent the afternoon riding through Atlanta in search of those less fortunate this Thanksgiving. The team, along with church members and coaches, handed out an entire van full of boxed meals and bottles of water to the homeless in Atlanta.
Coach Alvin Mitchell explained the mission to the boys prior to heading out. “We want you to see that the world isn’t all about football and video games, that there are people out there who need your help. Have a smile on your face, man up, and give back,” Mitchell said.
Big Plastic Heroes: Good Things Come In Big Plastic Packages (2012 FRIGID Festival)
Edition of Knievel, bedecked in red white and true-blue … superhero cape included. He’s even clutching a football helmet. Yes, the show I expected to see was vastly different than the one which actually unfolded before me. Within the first few minutes “pleasantly surprised” was overtaken by “completely mesmerized”. From there, it only got better.
Writer and performer Slash Coleman is a born storyteller – he has a way of not only captivating his audience but virtually hypnotizing them as his style and cadence allows his story to spring up around him as if by magic. Using no props, no sound effects, and only very subtle lighting cues Coleman seems to need nothing more than his chair and his voice to support his tale.
So what about the outfit? Is this truly a story about Evel Kinevel? Yes. Of course it is. Or rather, Kinevel forms the base-note for a series of events which Coleman relates – a time harking back to his childhood. During the day 8 year old Coleman lived in a world consumed by the Bicentennial, preparing emotionally for the big jump his hero intends to make. At night he gives himself over to innocent but romantic dreams where he is really old (13) and his 3rd grade teacher Mrs. Autumnbright is really young (12) and all signs point to him becoming her hero.