Even in his time of grief, our Week 13 #CommunityMVP puts others first.❤️
In honor of his late father, who passed away last month, @DevinWhite__40 gave out 500 turkeys in his home state of Louisiana & 45 full Thanksgiving meals to serve 450 foster children around Florida. pic.twitter.com/1ObnBI7azS
— NFLPA (@NFLPA) December 2, 2022
Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Devin White has been named this week’s NFLPA Community MVP.
White distributed 500 turkeys to residents in his home state of Louisiana last week, and also provided 45 Thanksgiving meal kids that fed 450 foster kids and their families in Florida.
One of the Bucs’ defensive captains, White has been grieving loss of his father, who died on November 10th, just hours before White had to travel to Munich for Tampa Bay’s game against the Seattle Seahawks. He was given the game ball by head coach Todd Bowles after a spirited performance that helped lead the Bucs to a 21-16 victory.
As much as White has helped the Bucs enjoy tons of success on defense over the last few years, he’s made an even bigger impact in his local communities.
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