The story of Bengals player Devon Still and his daughter keeps touching hearts and lives. The latest update from his jersey sales -- the proceeds of which go to cancer research -- are inspiring. From NFL.com:
Nearly 10,000 Devon Still Bengals jerseys have been sold for charity
The best NFL story of the year continues to get bigger and better.
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The team announced Sunday that Bengals faithful -- and fans league-wide -- have placed orders for nearly 10,000 Still jerseys, a tribute for Devon and his four-year-old daughter Leah, who suffers from pediatric cancer.
The Bengals have tracked orders from all 50 states as well as Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia.
The widespread support will generate more than $1 million for the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. The Bengals will absorb the cost of the first 10,000 jerseys -- roughly $500,000 -- to allow for the full sale price of the garb to go to research.
