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Youth football is on in MN by mustbenice
Son (6th Grade) practiced all week with and will go full pads next week here in MN. There are some families who have opted out due to covid (which I am totally fine with) and others who are playing for the first time (also totally fine with this decision). Its really a personal decision, and is likely driven by your risk tolerance.
The strange thing about the decision in MN is that High School Football season is postponed to spring, yet practices are on. So essentially they just aren't playing games this fall, but teams can be full go within their own team. Draw your own conclusions.