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SEATTLE, Wash. — Patients at Seattle Children’s Hospital got a Halloween treat this week from the Seattle Seahawks.
Tight end Pharaoh Brown, linebacker Uchenna Nwosu, and Blitz the Seahawk stopped by for some holiday festivities.
One dressed as a dinosaur and the other as a witch. The players took pictures with families and passed out signed Seahawks merchandise.
“They are all going through rough times and all going through different things,” Nwosu said in a news release. “To be here and give the kids something to have fun about and throw a couple of footballs with them was the best thing.”
“Just to see the kids come out, have a smile and be able to enjoy a few moments with us was amazing,” Brown added. “It puts a smile on my face and kind of just brings everything back down to what really matters.”
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