Panthers’ Kuechly does more than you know
Carolina Panthers’ Luke Kuechly always is helping
You can almost guarantee that during any NFL game the Carolina Panthers are playing, that if you are listening on the radio, or watching on television, that you will hear linebacker Luke Kuechly’s name called for making a great play and constantly being around the ball.
Luke’s play on the field has brought him awards, the 2013 NFL Defensive Player of the Year for one, and notice as being one of, if not the best, linebacker in the league.
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However, what most fans do not know about are the things that Luke does off the field as well.
It can be argued that what Luke does off the field, is even more important than his play on the field.
Now you ask what he does off of the field that is so important? All you have to do is check out a few of the things Luke has done lately.
The best birthday gift ever – by Jay Busbee from sports.yahoo.com
Jessica Hayes, who has cerebral palsy and autism, will make the case that she is the biggest fan out there of Kuechly’s. She might very well be. Jessica had wanted to meet Luke. When Luke heard about it, he planned a 21st birthday party for Jessica. But what did he do to make it extra special? Find out.
Giving back to his alma mater – by Mike Dyer from cincinnati.com
Almost all high schools in America do not have enough funds for their athletic programs for state of the art equipment for the players, no matter what sport is talked about. However, if possible, most players, especially in football, if they make it to the National Football League, find a way to utilize some of their money to help out their alma maters.
Luke Kuechly went to St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati and recently, through USA Football, who is the official youth football development partner of the NFL and the Carolina Panthers, gave a contribution to his high school, which helped out.