The Coaches vs. Overdoses program is a national campaign to provide coaches, parents, student-athletes, and communities with resources to tackle fentanyl and defeat overdoses. Formed in 2022 with the help of Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy White, who lost his son-in-law to an overdose, the program serves as a vehicle to promote proper drug disposal and provides prevention awareness education to families. Today, the effort includes coaches, football hall of famers, parents, law enforcement, and local, state, and federal leaders from across the country.