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Kansas City Chiefs LB visits children at hometown hospital
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Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Brandon George made a special visit recently to Inside Reading Hospital in his hometown of West Reading, Pennsylvania, spending time with families and kids.
The former Berks Catholic graduate grew up in the area, making his visit a full-circle, impactful experience.
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"I feel like it's just what you need to do when you have the platform to go back and give back a little bit and talk to the community, because at some point, I was a little kid too," George said to Jose Martinez of WFMZ-TV 69 News .
George was a standout in his 2025 pro day tester with a 42.5" vertical and 4.66 40 time at 6-foot-3 and 246 pounds. He played primarily on special teams during his six seasons at Pittsburgh, but his intangibles in that role made him a valued undrafted free agent signing last season.
"I had family members who have gone through hardships and have been in this building, so I'm giving back to that a little bit," said George. "The dream is to keep playing as long as I can. I'm hoping just to give back as much as I can."
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George did not appear in a regular-season game last season due to a stint on injured reserve and was signed to the practice squad.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Kansas City Chiefs LB visits children at hometown hospital
