Jared Wilson Donates Guardian Caps to West Forsyth High School: Promoting Player Safety and Giving Back to the Community
Jared Wilson, the center for the New England Patriots, is committed to giving back to his local community, especially when it comes to making football a safer sport. Recently, Wilson donated Guardian Caps to his high school alma mater, West Forsyth High School in Cumming, Georgia. These soft-shell helmet covers are designed to reduce impact and have been adopted by the NFL for practices and games.
Guardian Caps were created in 2010 to address the need for advancements in helmet safety. Wilson, who wore a Guardian Cap during his rookie year and in the Super Bowl, believes in the importance of player safety. The NFL reports a 52% reduction in concussions with the use of Guardian Caps. Wilson's donation to West Forsyth High School was met with excitement from the players, who were thrilled to receive their own Guardian Caps for the season.
Erin Hanson, the owner and CEO of Guardian Sports, expressed gratitude for Wilson's support in promoting player safety. She highlighted Wilson's bravery in wearing the cap during the Super Bowl, setting an example for young players. Wilson's success in high school football paved the way for his collegiate and professional career, where he continues to excel on the field.
Wilson's dedication to giving back to his community, like West Forsyth High School, demonstrates his commitment to helping those who supported him along the way. As he enters his second season with the Patriots, Wilson's impact on and off the field is sure to continue. Stay updated on the latest news, interviews, and more from the New England Patriots by bookmarking New England Patriots on SI.