While the Philadelphia Eagles had the day off, some players took time to give back and surprise students and parents.
Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown and running back Miles Sanders, along with Swoop and the team's cheerleaders visited young football players at the Shepard Recreation Center.in August that left five people injured. Investigators say nearly 100 shots were fired."Coming back here like this, it's about resilience. It's about capitalizing off of resilience.
A.J. Brown says he and other players came to support the team. He also shared testimony of losing friends and family to gun violence and prison."To see the Eagles come down into the community, especially this section of the city where they don't usually get to see people of this magnitude, it was really a blessing," said Sheila Armstrong, a mother of one of the players. "It shows the players can relate to who they are because they grew up in the same environment that we see.
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