Cleveland Browns Player Thanks God For Surviving Fire Burn
Cleveland Browns Player Thanks God For Surviving Fire Burn: A well-known football player named David Njoku is thanking God that he was not blinded in an accident when he was burned on the face. In order to bring attention to the terrible situation of burn injuries, he has recently introduced a new line of items.
He declared that on Friday, during the interview, “I give all the glory to God” for surviving the accident when speaking to reporters. “When it happened, my eyes were open,” he recalled. “I saw everything. I really should have been blinded.”
Acknowledging that “luckily I’m not,” Njoku reiterated that he was giving “all the glory to God.”
In a statement released on September 30, the Browns’ official website revealed that Njoku had burn injuries to his face and arm in a “household accident.” They also stated that his availability for the following day’s game against the Baltimore Ravens was “questionable.”
The football star mentioned his injuries in a post on X on Sept. 30 and suggested that he intended to play in the game anyway. “The flesh is weak,” he wrote. “See you tomorrow, #DawgPound.”
In the end, Njoku took part in the game and chose to cover his face with a mask. In an Instagram post on Thursday, he included a photo of his wounds. In an interview with reporters, he said that he posted the photo of his burnt face because he had been getting “a lot of messages from… other burn victims” and “nurses that have burn victims.”
“They were telling me how everybody feels embarrassed to show whatever, so I wanted to just come out for them and show myself so… everyone might feel a little bit better about themselves,” he added. “At the end of the day, things heal.”
Last week, the football player debuted a brand-new merchandise collection called “Withstand” on MILLIONS. The company’s website characterizes MILLIONS as “a unique platform built to help athletes make money and grow their brand and following.”
“Every purchase of Withstand on my MILLIONS.co profile will have a share of proceeds donated to help the American Burn Association,” he asserted in an Instagram post unveiling the collection. Specifically, the proceeds raised from the clothing sales will go toward “supporting burn care, prevention, and research.”