AGREED!! I'll throw it out there. My oldest son was a senior last year and after playing against Maryville in the semis, he went straight into wrestling again. He tore his ACL completely and MCL 75% during his second week of wrestling practice (Early December).
After the initial heartbreak, he decided that he would not be denied an opportunity for a state medal. Most doctors wont repair a torn ACL until the MCL heals so after seven weeks of healing and rehab on the MCL his doctor allowed him to get fitted for an ACL brace and take a run at state. He went into the practice room only two and a half weeks before the state tournament and only four days before the region tournament. With no ACL and almost no conditioning for two months, this kid battled and spilled his guts and took fourth in the state at 160 pounds. If you know wrestling, you know that they just don't give away state medals.
If I had a dollar for every time someone told me how tough my son was or how amazing it was to see him back, or how amazing it was that he was even able to compete, it would be significant.
All football players should wrestle. It's a no brainer.