Jeff Hafley, the new head coach of the Dolphins, remembered an athlete who died saving people on September 11. Hafley shared this during a news conference ahead of the team's season opener. He recalled a special game at Boston College, known as the red bandana game, which honors Welles Crowthers.
Crowthers gave his life to save others, repeatedly pulling people out of a building. Hafley's anecdote was a tribute to Crowthers' heroism on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. He expressed appreciation for heroes and first responders, noting that there is good in the world.
Further details about Hafley's remarks are available from the source.
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