Philadelphia Eagles Star Wide recipient AJ Brown did not wait for Friday’s parade to celebrate winning the Super Bowl with fans.
Brown visited the Children’s Hospital in Philadelphia Wednesday with Lombardi Trophy in his hand to visit with 10-year-old Andre Howard III, who heroically protected his sister from waste after a medical transport aircraft crashed in Philadelphia late last month.
Other Howard III, a devoted Eagles fan, heroically protected his sister from waste after a medical transport aircraft crashed into Philadelphia late last month. (Other Howard Jr./lashawn Hamiel)
In an open letter to Brown Deled on Facebook thanked other mother The NFL star For “Love and Support” he showed her son.
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“Thank you for being a man with your word. After a great surprise on this day, my son was very grateful to meet you,” he read. “Caught us all surprising. For someone ‘(others)’ My son who usually speaks so much, made him smile from ear to ear and mute.
“I felt his heart knocked through his chest. The amount of love and support you gave to be so patient and call saquon barkley for him was much appreciated. Thanks for everything and bring that wins home for ‘three’ world greatest superhero. ”
Other Howard III underwent emergency brain surgery, and one of the first questions he asked his father when he woke up was if he had missed the Super Bowl. (Other Howard Jr./lashawn Hamiel)
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Others and his family had gone out for Donut’s night a Medical transportation crashed down into a Philadelphia quarter and kills all six people on board. His father, Andre Howard Jr., said they were in the car when garbage began to hit the vehicle.
Howard saw his son in the back seat covering his sister.
“I turn – there’s a piece of metal sticking out of my son’s head from the plane,” Howard said.
Others, a devoted Eagles fan, underwent emergency brain surgery, and one of the first questions he asked his father when he woke up was if he had missed Super Bowl. He didn’t.
AJ Brown called Andre Howard III his “hero” in a post on social media. (Other Howard Jr./lashawn Hamiel)
Brown responded to photos of the visit sent by the NFL and called others “My Hero.” He said before the big game that he would “play” for others on Sunday, hoping to visit him soon “with some hardware.”
