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ImPACT sells tests and training to pro teams, colleges, high schools and sports medicine centers, but some question whether the program actually works.

Junior Seau's suicide was a tragic loss. How aggressively the NFL shepherds its former players going forward will decide how many more tragedies occur, writes Peter Keating in ESPN The Magazine.

The NFL's concussion problem has been compoundd by a series of lawsuits from ex-players who question if the league really had their best interests in mind, writes Peter Keating in ESPN The Magazine.

Peter Keating writes that, according to a new study, the more safety rules a sport enacts, the more risks athletes will take.

For ESPN The Magazine, Peter Keating writes how -- with seven titles in 10 years, packed stadiums and franchise values skyrocketing -- Boston is not only the most successful city in sports but also the smartest.

In an article for ESPN The Magazine's 9/11 issue, Peter Keating asks if the new security measures stadiums have taken since 9/11 are making fans safer or just more afraid.

So you want to make money in sports but don't have any ball skills? You can always try to do what Corey Jenkins' agents did. Just be prepared to ruin some lives along the way, as Peter Keating found out for ESPN The Magazine.

Peter Keating examines a bill that could educate children on the dangers of concussions, but is being held up in Congress.

When the NFL reversed field on concussions, it spawned a medical gold rush that pits scientist against scientist in a quest for cures, treatments and dead men's brains.

As part of ESPN The Magazine's ongoing "concussion reports", Peter Keating examines whether concussion tests are currently stringent enough.

From the Nov. 15, 2010 issue of ESPN The Magazine, Peter Keating looks at African-American QBs being undervalued and underpaid -- and believes a long-respected QB metric is the main culprit.

ESPN The Magazine has been doing Franchise Rankings/Ultimate Standings since 2003. The 2010 edition was topped by the Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints. Peter Keating, who runs the rankings, explains the how and why.

Congressional leaders are inquiring about the NFL and NFLPA's lack of record-keeping on retired disabled players, writes ESPN The Magazine's Peter Keating.

ESPN The Magazine's Peter Keating says the NFL Committee on Mild Traumatic Brain Injury is re-evaluating everything from its membership to the data it has collected.

ESPN The Magazine's Peter Keating keeps hearing the same tired song from the NFL about head trauma.

A small-town dentist says he can help the NFL's concussion problem. ESPN The Magazine looks at why the league isn't biting.