Tennessee Titans Jarvis Brownlee Jr., rookie offensive guard shared a powerful message this week after he went viral on social media about a kind gesture at a Nashville restaurant that a single mother of six said helped her pay rent and buy winter clothes.
Christy Johnson, waitress recounted the incident in a social media post. She said after this. NFL players Asked for his signature, he took it himself to continue blessing her and her family.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Jarvis Brownlee takes questions from the media after training camp at Ascension St. Thomas Sports Park, Aug. 8, 2024. (imagination)
“Then he asked for my Cash App and sent me more than enough money to pay the rest of the rent and buy winter clothes for my kids,” she wrote in the post.
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“He doesn’t even know how much I need this help.”
Speaking to reporters about this this week, Brownlee said he plans to help several people this month before Christmas when he and his family go to dinner in Nashville after Sunday’s game.
That’s where he met Johnson. And I heard that she is a single mother of six children.
“That’s all I wanted to hear,” he said. “My mother was a single parent raising three children. and that she would have six children I know it’s harder than what you’re dealing with, so for me, it’s just a chance to help you, my friend. It touched my heart.” It touched my family. It touched my mother.”
Tennessee Titans quarterback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. greets fans after a loss to the Minnesota Vikings at Nissan Stadium in Nashville on November 1, September 17, 2024. (picture)
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speak with Fox 17, Brownlee shared a message to Johnson, thanking her for allowing him to help her family.
“God bless you, Christie,” Brownlee said. “I appreciate your letting me help you. It’s something I always planned to do just to stay at this level of my career. this is my dream And one of my dreams is to always give back no matter where it comes from, whether it’s in my community or other communities.
“Nashville is a part of me now, it’s home,” he added. “I hope to give back to other families as well and hope you are ready for dinner. thanks god bless And I hope to see you soon.”
Minnesota Vikings tight end Josh Oliver (84) looks for an opportunity to open the game against Tennessee Titans defenseman Jarvis Brownlee Jr. (29) during the period. Second Quarter at Nissan Stadium in Nashville Nov. 17, 2024. (imagination)
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Brownlee said he was planning to take the family out to dinner as well.
Fifth round selection leaving louisville, Brownlee has started every game since Week 4. He has 55 tackles and one interception in 13 games this season.
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