Giants' Pierre-Paul dedicates 3-sack game to young fan with cancer
There was a special meaning behind the unique sack dance New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul busted out during Sunday's victory over the Denver Broncos.
Last Friday, Pierre-Paul met a 7-year-old boy named Hayden through a visit facilitated by the Garden of Dreams Foundation. Hayden lost his toe due to his battle with cancer.
Hayden lost his toe battling cancer. @UDWJPP showed Hayden his finger, "No fear, right? No fear." @MSGNetworks @Giants @nyknicks ai pic.twitter.com/2z4hxZAMrR
- Jill Martin (@JillMartin) October 16, 2017
Hayden showed one of his dances to Pierre-Paul, who promised to celebrate with it if he got a sack against the Broncos.
JPP did the dance Hayden taught him Friday!!! @gardenofdreams @MSGNetworks @nyknicks @Giants @UDWJPP pic.twitter.com/KIDPpuxtb6
- Jill Martin (@JillMartin) October 16, 2017
Pierre-Paul finished the game with three sacks, which tied a career high, and dedicated the performance to Hayden.
"S/O to Hayden for being so strong and making me remember that life ain't always perfect, but happiness always makes things better," Pierre-Paul wrote in an Instagram post.
Got three for my boy Hayden tonight and I did his dance, keep fighting buddy. #90PowerCircle
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