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‘Dual threat’ – Fans react as Laremy Tunsil picks up Week 1 NFLPA Community MVP honour
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- ‘Dual threat’ – Fans react as Laremy Tunsil picks up Week 1 NFLPA Community MVP honour
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Washington Commanders offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil has earned recognition away from the field after being named the NFLPA's Community MVP for Week 1 of the 2026 season.
Tunsil received the honour after hosting a back-to-school event for 250 children from low-income families in Washington, D.C., providing them with support including school supplies, haircuts, customised outfits and more.
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Fans react to Tunsil's community work
ESPN's NFL insider Adam Schefter shared the news on social media, highlighting why Tunsil was selected as the NFLPA's Week 1 Community MVP.
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"Commanders offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil is the Week 1 NFLPA Community MVP for hosting a back-to-school event that supported 250 kids from low-income families in DC with school supplies, free haircuts, a styling suite, customized outfits and more."
The post quickly drew attention from fans, with one highlighting how Tunsil's work extends beyond his responsibilities on the football field.
"Protecting the QB and the community. Dual threat."
Another fan focused on the lasting impact the event could have on the children who attended.
"This is what community and giving back is all about. Those kids will never forget that."
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One supporter also praised the practical nature of the event, pointing to how Tunsil helped address genuine needs for families preparing for the new school year.
"I like that this wasn't symbolic. It met real needs for a lot of families, school supplies, haircuts, clothes, and helped kids walk into school feeling ready. Nicely done!"
Other fans kept their reactions short but equally positive. One simply wrote, "Awesome guy right there!", while another shared, "Awesome".
The reactions underline the appreciation for Tunsil's efforts to support children and families in his community.
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