Dewey helps at an orphanage

[12isthenew18]

This means a lot too me that 1. a colt player did this 2. it's the country my father is from and I have family from there. 3. He uses his time to help kids in other countries too

Nicaragua is a nice place to go have been thre many times. Also hope he's with us next year

 

 

Having fun wit the kids pic.twitter.com/JLk5ajF1og

— Dewey McDonald (@Dewey_MAC)

March 7, 2015

[Clem-Dog]

What a nice way to spend his time.

[TKnight24]

Helping orphans in the offseason, becoming Colts starting safety next season

My man Dewey

[Luthais]

Three cheers for Dewey.

[ColtsLegacy]

Very cool.

[Dark Superman]

Helping orphans in the offseason, becoming Colts starting safety next season

My man Dewey

I'm very interested to see how he does during the pre-season. I hope he makes a strong push for a starting spot at safety.

[bavanlan]

Those kids are hanging on tight. They must have seen the Dallas game.

[BullsColtsFan1]

Always good to see players giving back and not forgetting where they came from.

[Horse Shoe Heaven]

I really like this guy hoping he starts this year!

[ProblChld32]

Nice man, always great to see guys give back.

[BlueShoe]

Dewey is my dark horse for becoming an opening day starter at one of our safety spots.

[Hoosiernsavga]

Hard to say right now without seeing alot of Dewey at the safety position in the NFL. But he is a really good ST player and he does seem to be the most physical S right now on the roster.

If he can cover i could see him starting.

[Coffeedrinker]

Always good to see players giving back and not forgetting where they came from.

I don't think Dewey was an orphan.

 

I like Dewey a lot.  From everything I've heard and read about him he is an intelligent, hard-working, down to earth guy and I think he will be the starting safety in 2015.

 

That being said, I understand helping the less fortunate... I do through my church every time I am able.  But why celebrate it so much?  Why not celebrate the football player that took his money from football and started a business and helps people better their own lives?  Manning probably employees hundreds in is Papa John's franchiese.  Roger Staubach got into real estate in the offseason when he played and turned it into one of Texas' largest real estate companies and employed hundreds or thousands and then sold it for $600 million.  Ken Dilger started a financial company.  Players like that should be celebrated as much if not more so.

[RomanianColtsFan]

And why not celebrate? He did a good thing. Is it better being negative and waiting for the next NFL player to screw up so we can celebrate then?

[Coffeedrinker]

And why not celebrate? He did a good thing. Is it better being negative and waiting for the next NFL player to screw up so we can celebrate then?

You're right, I should have phrased it differently... why is this type of thing the only off the field thing that fans celebrate?

[Surge89]

You're right, I should have phrased it differently... why is this type of thing the only off the field thing that fans celebrate?

You're asking for a mindful perspective that isn't common. Most see those that create jobs of employment as greedy self fulfilled businessmen that are doing it for their own pockets. Even though they are honestly a select few who don't throw their money away on drugs and other purposes. The people who focus on charities are seen as more of an icon because they are seen as sonpletely selfless even though some are fueled by the big tax breaks they receive.

It seems like it is too hard for a majority of the populace to think a bit more in depth so they blanket label... whatever floats everyone's boat :-)

[BullsColtsFan1]

I don't think Dewey was an orphan.

 

I like Dewey a lot.  From everything I've heard and read about him he is an intelligent, hard-working, down to earth guy and I think he will be the starting safety in 2015.

 

That being said, I understand helping the less fortunate... I do through my church every time I am able.  But why celebrate it so much?  Why not celebrate the football player that took his money from football and started a business and helps people better their own lives?  Manning probably employees hundreds in is Papa John's franchiese.  Roger Staubach got into real estate in the offseason when he played and turned it into one of Texas' largest real estate companies and employed hundreds or thousands and then sold it for $600 million.  Ken Dilger started a financial company.  Players like that should be celebrated as much if not more so.

I never thought he was an orphin and I don't dis agree with you but how many pro athletes do neither?  It's nice to see pro atheletes give back to their communities.  That was the main thing I was trying to say.

[PrincetonTiger]

A real class act