Bills: John Brown has perfect way to praise hero after wild TD
There has been no shortage of touching moments in what will go down as one of the most memorable Buffalo Bills’ games in recent history. Bills return man Nyheim Hines took two kickoffs to the house, including the game’s opening kick. While Bills fans will talk about that play for years to come, wide receiver […]
There has been no shortage of touching moments in what will go down as one of the most memorable Buffalo Bills’ games in recent history.
Bills return man Nyheim Hines took two kickoffs to the house, including the game’s opening kick. While Bills fans will talk about that play for years to come, wide receiver John Brown made a heartfelt tribute to honor a Bills hero.
Athletic trainer Denny Kellington administered life-saving CPR to Damar Hamlin immediately after his injury on Monday night. He played a vital role in the critical moments following one of the worst injuries to ever occur on a football field.
In Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots, Kellington assumed his typical game day role on the Bills’ sideline. However, late in the third quarter he found himself on the receiving end of an incredible gift.
Josh Allen found Brown for a 42-yard touchdown with just over a minute to play in the third quarter. The catch itself was unbelievable with Brown scoring his first touchdown in over two calendar years.
When Brown returned to the sideline with the football in hand, he walked straight over to Kellington, delivering the ball to Buffalo’s hero.
It just doesn’t get any better than this.
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