Patriots cheerleaders wear Devon Still jerseys (Video)
The Patriots paid tribute to Bengals’ defensive lineman Devon Still and his daughter, Leah Still, on Sunday night.
By now, just about everyone has heard the story of Cincinnati Bengals’ defensive lineman Devon Still and his sick daughter, Leah.
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Leah Still recently had surgery to remove a tumor that caused a diagnosis of Stage 4 neuroblastoma. Devon Still was released by the Bengals and wondered how he would pay for his daughter’s treatment. The Bengals wound up putting him on the practice squad so he could have insurance to afford care and a few weeks later he was promoted to the active roster.
When you buy a Devon Still jersey, proceeds go through the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center in order to raise money for the cause.
On Sunday night, the New England Patriots, who were playing host to the Bengals, paid tribute to Devon and Leah Still on their video board and their cheerleaders wore Devon Still jerseys.
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