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Rookie Deshaun Watson Of The Houston Texans Gives His First Game Check To Victims Of Hurricane Harvey! (Video)

Rookie Deshaun Watson Of The Houston Texans Gives His First Game Check To Victims Of Hurricane Harvey! (Video)

by September 28, 2017 0 comments

This Is Big Time Deshaun!

By: Tommy “Tj” Sotomayor

If one can talk trash about something that you feel someone did that was bad then surely you can praise someone for doing something that by all accounts was a good gesture right?  Well that is exactly what I am going to do here with NFL Rooking QB Deshaun Watson of the Houston Texans!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWEF6mWPx4E&feature=youtu.be

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Apr 28, 2017; Houston, TX, USA; Houston Texans first round draft pick Deshaun Watson talks during a press conference at NRG Stadium.© Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports Apr 28, 2017; Houston, TX, USA; Houston Texans first round draft pick Deshaun Watson talks during a press conference at NRG Stadium.This will be the best thing you watch or read about the NFL today, and it comes courtesy of Houston Texans rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson. Already impressing with what he’s doing on the field, Watson shines even brighter off the field.

At a time when many are demonizing NFL players, Watson selflessly gives up his first game check to help out three female employees in the Texans’ cafeteria. All three lost everything in the flooding from Hurricane Harvey which impacted the greater Houston area in August.

Watson shocked the women in the cafeteria in a powerful display of human compassion. The young quarterback showed his appreciation for those who help make his career more successful. It’s a beautiful gesture which makes a huge impact on their lives.

As a first-round rookie earning a salary of $465,000, Watson gave up just over $29,000 to the women. It’s a wonderful gesture that he didn’t have to do.

Many Texans players continue to donate time and resources to help those impacted by Harvey, most notably J.J. Watt’s relief fund, which has raised over $37 million.

 

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