AJ Brown brings the Lombardi Trophy to young Eagles fans recovering in hospital after a Philadelphia plane crashes

Philadelphia Eagles Star wide receiver AJ Brown didn’t wait to celebrate Friday’s parade winning the Super Bowl along with fans.

Brown visited the Philadelphia Children’s Hospital on Wednesday, with 10-year-old Andre Howard III, holding a Lombardi Trophy.

Revered Eagles fan Andre Howard III heroically protected his sister from debris after a medical transport crashed in Philadelphia late last month. (Andre Howard Jr./Lashawn Hamiel)

In an open letter to Brown shared on Facebook, Andre’s mother thanked him NFL Star For “love and support,” he showed her son.

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“Thank you for being the man of your words. My son was grateful to see you this day,” he read. “It surprised us all, for someone (Andre)” My son usually laughed from ear to ear to mute.

“I felt his heart pound in his heart. The amount of love and support you gave me was so patient and I was grateful to call Saquon Berkley for him. Not there.

King Andre Howard III underwent emergency brain surgery and one of the first questions he asked his father when he woke up was whether he missed the Super Bowl. (Andre Howard Jr./Lashawn Hamiel)

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Andre and his family were out for a donut in the evening Medical transport jet crashed All six of us are on board the boat, entering the Philadelphia neighborhood. His father, Andre Howard Jr., said they were in the car when the shrapnel hit the car.

Howard looked at his son in the back seat covering his sister.

“I turn around – there’s the metal sticking out from my son’s head from the plane,” Howard said.

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A venerable Eagles fan Andre had emergency brain surgery and one of the first questions he asked his father when he woke up was whether he missed it Super Bowl. He wasn’t doing it.