Pittsburgh Steelers Rookies Visit UPMC Children's Hospital
LAWRENCEVILLE (KDKA) -- Pittsburgh Steelers are no strangers to charitable acts and the incoming class of rookies is no exception.
Several of the Steelers new players made their way to UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh to play games, meet patients and families, and raise the spirits of those around them.
Our rookies are at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh to visit with & have some fun with the kids!
????: https://t.co/77OI3ZuCAK#SteelersHuddlefor100 | @ChildrensPgh pic.twitter.com/z6twQAN4fU
— Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) June 3, 2019
"I'm here to make the kids smile and have fun doing it," rookie running back Benny Snell told reporters.
During their time at the hospital, the rookies did everything from play games, take pictures with the kids and even....make slime?
That's what rookie linebacker Devin Bush did once he arrived.
Check out @steelers @_Dbush11 making slime! pic.twitter.com/mnwSzcaGAL
— UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh (@ChildrensPgh) June 3, 2019
Cornerback Justin Layne had to stop a drive, but this time, not in the way he's used to.
Quick pit stop to visit @_jlayne! #SteelersHuddlefor100 pic.twitter.com/e4LGmkfg34
— UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh (@ChildrensPgh) June 3, 2019
Finally, it just wouldn't be a day at Children's Hospital without some funny faces.
And now a silly photo, per the @steelers request ???? #SteelersHuddlefor100 pic.twitter.com/7fjLHo3Qe9
— UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh (@ChildrensPgh) June 3, 2019