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Cleveland Browns safety Damarious Randall went viral in May when he promised more than a million Twitter users a free jersey if the Cleveland Cavaliers won the NBA Finals.
It didn’t come close to happening. The Golden State Warriors breezed through the Cavs with a series sweep and Randall was off the hook.
But the Browns safety went ahead and made a donation, regardless. With LeBron James now a member of the Los Angeles Lakers, Randall is the new No. 23 in town and brought boxes of his new Browns jersey to a local Boys and Girls Club:
.@RandallTime didn't have to buy a million Cavs jerseys.
— NFL Films (@NFLFilms) August 15, 2018
But he did team up with @Fanatics to donate a bunch of #23 @Browns jerseys to his local Boys & Girls Club @Clevekids.#HardKnocksNow pic.twitter.com/kVwsop4MKF
If the Cavs had won, Randall wasn’t going to be paying up anyway. There’s really just no way he could’ve afforded it.
But Randall made the Twitter joke into a good situation and a positive note for some kids in Cleveland.