News about David Njoku

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Kelce - who previously starred as a baseball player in high school - was at the game on Saturday with some of Njoku's teammates, including Myles Garrett, Nick Chubb, Deshaun Watson, and Amari Cooper, at Classic Park in Eastlake, Ohio - a suburb of Cleveland. He even won the home run derby before the charity contest, much to the delight of the packed venue.

Travis Kelce took to the softball diamond on Saturday as the Chiefs star participated in a charity game with a host of other NFL players. The event, hosted by Browns tight end David Njoku, included a home run derby and fan meet-and-greet at Classic Auto Group Park in Cleveland. And Kelce - who previously starred as a baseball player in high school - appeared at the game alongside Browns players Myles Garrett, Nick Chubb, Deshaun Watson and Amari Cooper.

David Njoku of the Cleveland Browns helped the team win a playoff spot on Thursday night. With a 37-20 victory over the New York Jets on Thursday Night Football in Cleveland, the Browns clinched a playoff berth, the first since 2002. And Njoku, whose heroics brought the win after he hauled in six catches for 134 yards, toasted the Browns' victory. The tightening was seen in a parking lot outside the stadium firing a gun, flanked by a group of supporters.

David Njoku, the Browns' tight end, died in a bonfire fire earlier this season, burning nearly half of his body. Dr. Joseph Khouri of University Hospitals of Njoku reported that the Cleveland star incurred 17 percent of his body and that his injuries were 'probably the most painful burn you can have.' The injuries in Njoku were described as second-degree partial thickness burns, which involve the top two layers of the skin.

Cleveland's tight end knows it could get even worse, as the intense burns on David Njoku's face and hands recover, as his eyes were opened when he was struck by the fireball. I saw everything, but I should have been blinded,' he said standing in front of his locker. 'I'm not surprised.' I'm still breathing.' I still have my vision and everything, and I'm feeling fantastic physically.'

Since suffering burns to the face and arm in an accident at home while lighting a fire pit earlier this week, Njoku, 27, was listed as questionable ahead of Week 4's matchup against the Ravens at home. On Saturday, Njoku, however, reassured Browns fans on X: 'The flesh is week,' The week is week.' #DawgPoundUWgG.' Until next week, see you all.' It's not immediately known when the accident occurred or the severity of Njoku's injuries. He landed at FirstEnergy Stadium wearing a beige coat that matched the color of his mask. It covered his entire chest and a face other than his eyes.

David Njoku, the Browns' tight end, had a house fire on his face and arm, according to the team. Because of the injury, Njoku was deemed out of the injury report as unfavorable to play against the Ravens on Sunday. There was no additional information about the injury on the Browns.

Following her brother Tom Brady's retirement earlier this year, gorgeous Instagram model Veronika Rajek has picked out her new favorite NFL celebrities. After wearing his No. 12 Tampa Bay Buccaneers jersey to a game last season, Rajek, 26, expressed her admiration for Brady. Miss Slovakia, a 5.4 million followers on Instagram, wrote a series of snaps: 'I saw the LEGEND' and if anyone asks me again, I love him.' "And show me someone who doesn't." Even his haters adore him because they know he is the [goat emoji]; #GOATFOREVER.'

Following Chris Smith's death at the age of 31, the father's seven-year-father paid tribute to the former NFL star in an emotional tweet. Smith died just hours after playing for the Seattle Sea Dragons in the XFL, and no reason has been given. On Tuesday, tributes pour in for the ex-defensive end, and now Alexis Doddds, the mother of Smith's son Jayceon, has taken to social media to post a sad message.

Chris Smith, a former NFL defensive end, died at the age of 31, just weeks after signing an XFL deal with the Seattle Sea Dragons. The 2014 Draft pick played with seven different franchises in eight seasons in the league, before settling with the Houston Texans in 2021. There is no reason for death at this time.