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After a successful year distributing more than 15,000 new Riddell Axiom smart helmets at no cost to 277 high school football teams across the state, the Denver Broncos Foundation is expanding its ALL IN. ALL COVERED. effort to help grow youth football in Colorado.
The Denver Broncos have won a Hashtag Sports Award for the ALL IN. ALL COVERED. Statewide Helmet Distribution Program in the Best Youth Sports Partnership category, it was announced. Launched in January of 2025, ALL IN. ALL COVERED. is the single largest philanthropic investment in Broncos history and will provide more than 15,000 Riddell Axiom smart helmets, equipped with InSite Analytics technology, to cover every high school tackle football program in the state.
The Broncos are entering the second phase of their statewide philanthropy initiative — “All In, All Covered” — to provide every high school tackle football player in Colorado with a Riddell Axiom smart helmet.
The Tolleson Union High School District is taking a step to improve football safety, becoming the first in Arizona to equip its programs with a new generation of “smart” helmets designed to reduce head injuries and reshape how the game is taught.
The Tolleson Union High School District is retrofitting all its student-athletes with new, state-of-the-art football helmets. The district says it is the first in Arizona to provide these types of helmets for its entire program. The Riddell helmets are retrofitted and tailored to each individual student. The helmets have sensors in the helmet that will help coaches and staff track impact.
According to a recent LinkedIn post from Carbon, football helmets incorporating the company’s 3D-printing technology continue to achieve leading results in the latest NFL/NFLPA helmet laboratory testing. The post notes that the Riddell Axiom 3D model is ranked No. 1 for the third consecutive year and that this is the sixth straight year a Carbon-enabled helmet has held the top position.
With a career starting in consulting and branching into two CIO tenures, Aravind Kashyap brings an “outside-in” perspective to technology leadership focused on using tech to drive measurable business value.
Through the HELMETS Program, presented by Meijer and in association with University Hospitals, the Browns worked behind the scenes to customize 10 Riddell SpeedFlex helmets for eight Cleveland Muny Football teams.
In a sport where powerful collisions are all part of the action, protecting players is a priority. Stephen Holmes speaks to helmet manufacturer Riddell about Axiom 3D, its latest product that brings computational design and 3D-printed polymer lattices onto the field
Given the league’s strict uniform policy, face masks—from Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins’s snowflake design to Commanders QB Marcus Mariota’s Hawaii tribute—have become one of the last remaining ways for players to express themselves sartorially on the gridiron.
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