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House Judiciary Committee hearing: Dan Arment opening statement
By Riddell on January 4, 2010A clip from the 2010 House Judiciary Committee hearing entitled “Legal Issues Relating to Football Head Injuries, Part II” following up an October 28th hearing in Washington where lawmakers questioned NFL football commissioner Roger Goodell about the league’s approach to concussions. Dan Arment is the president of Riddell. This is his opening statement.
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Dan Arment,
I’m an engineer and have always wondered if a “cushioned outer shell (foam)” would change the helmet-to-helmet impact from an inelastic to a more elastic energy transfer mechanism, thereby significantly reducing the G forces imparted to both individuals in that kind of collision.
Gary