NFL players support CMN Hospitals in My Cause, My Cleats
Hundreds of NFL players are supporting charitable causes over the next few weeks as part of the My Cause, My Cleats initiative. It was created in 2016 for NFL players to showcase the charitable cause that is most important to them to a national audience.
This year, 15 NFL players selected local CMN Hospitals as their cause of choice during the campaign. Many of these players have personal ties with the hospitals and have visited and supported the patients treated there. These players are bringing awareness and funds to these local hospitals and making even more miracles happen in the lives of kids! You can bid on these special edition cleats and 100% of the proceeds will go to the player’s causes.
Denver Broncos
Joseph Jones, Linebacker–CMN Hospitals
Joseph selected to represent Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals during the campaign because he has a personal tie to children’s hospitals.
“My brothers-in-law were both diagnosed with pediatric cancer, which is why I dedicate a lot of my time to visiting patients and their families at Children’s Hospital,” Joseph said. “I love kids!”
DeMarcus Walker, Defensive End–Colorado Children’s Hospital
Sam Jones, Defensive End–Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation
Seattle Seahawks
J.R. Sweezy, Guard–Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
Atlanta Falcons
Deion Jones, Linebacker; Keith Tandy, Saftey; Marvin Hall, Wide Receiver–Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Miama Dolphins
Ted Larsen, Guard–Phoenix Children’s Hospital NICU
Baltimore Ravens
Brent Urban, Defensive End–The Hospital for Sick Children
San Fransisco 49ers
Robbie Gould, Placekicker–Lurie Children’s Hospital Chicago
Los Angeles Rams
Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, Linebacker–Children’s Hospital L.A.
Los Angeles Chargers
Cole Toner, Offensive Guard–Children’s Hospital L.A.
Carolina Panthers
Marshall Newhouse, Offensive Tackle–Children’s Hospital of Orange County
Indianapolis Colts
Jack Doyle, Tight End–Riley Children’s Hospital
Andrew Luck, Quarterback–Riley Children’s Foundation
Oakland Raiders
Derek Carr, Quarterback–Valley Children’s Healthcare