And that's probably a good thing. Maybe something should be done. Fisher said he can't see the day soccer players wear helmets. What he can see is making balls softer. Maybe we should monitor the pressure of it.
Most soccer balls require between four and nine pounds of air.
Footballs, by comparison, call for 13 pounds of air. That's something I think could be done. Such moves might do well in reducing any complications from players hitting headers. Dan Ford will be the first to tell you how rough a sport soccer can be. And he has the metal face plate to prove it.