ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月5日 08時41分

Football coaches across New Jersey are asking the same question this fall: Where have all the players gone? The state has long been one of the best in the country for high school football, sending stars to top college programs and the NFL. For 2 consecutive years, however, there has been a drastic statewide decline in player participation. The primary cause, coaches and administrators say, is the growing concern about head injuries. It appears the outlook for the sport is even bleaker this year. Multiple schools have suspended their programs or dropped down to a junior varsity schedule because of low turnout. And while there may be a consensus surrounding the reasons for the decline, few have any solutions. @rickloomis took this photo of players at Metuchen High School, a once-storied program that now struggles to fill its roster. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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