Concussions were down 17 percent from 2023 and were the lowest on record since the league started tracking data in 2015.

Concussions are down to historic lows in the NFL. The football league released its findings regarding player safety developments on Thursday, which revealed significant improvements in helping to prevent these traumatic brain injuries in players.

Player concussions dropped 17% this season compared to last, reaching a record low amid improvements in helmet safety, the introduction of helmet covers known as guardian caps and changes to the rules governing kickoffs,

NFL Draft prospects went head-to-head in Thursday's East-West Shrine Bowl, the 100th edition of the game, as the East squad dominated.