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Patriots name Hunter Henry as the 2025 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee, one of 32 NFL players competing for the honor.
Henry has been a team leader and produced a career-high 66 catches for 674 yards in 2024 for the Patriots.
Off the field, Henry supports child sponsorship, hosts bike giveaways, and partners with organizations to aid families.
Henry and his wife launched Rally for Rescue, raising more than $316,000 to aid trafficking victims.
Henry received the Patriots’ Ron Burton Community Service Award in August.
He has become a global advocate, supporting the International Justice Mission in fights against trafficking and slavery.
Henry wore My Cause My Cleats during a 33-15 victory over the Giants to highlight child labor survivor Daniel Nartey.
Patriots chairman Robert Kraft praised Henry for embodying compassion, integrity, and community service.
The national winner will be announced during NFL Honors on February 5 in Santa Clara, California.
Patriots ongoing coverage and updates will continue to highlight Henry’s off-field impact and on-field leadership.

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Jeffery Simmons earns a third straight Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination amid a tough Titans season.
Jelly Roll presented the nomination to Simmons for the third straight year.
Simmons says his actions come from the heart and he values representing the Titans positively.
The MOY nomination comes during a season where Tennessee seeks stable leadership amid coaching changes.
Simmons was nominated for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award by the NFL community and announced via social media.
Simmons emphasized his focus on heart-driven community work rather than fame or awards.
The recognition highlights Simmons' leadership and off-field impact in Nashville.

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Williams credited Steven Jackson as a childhood inspiration influencing his philanthropy and community work.
Williams described the award as special because his community work is about inspiring youth, not recognition.
Williams has supported first responders and donated shoes to children affected by January wildfires in Los Angeles.
Rams officials praised Williams for his consistent community presence in Los Angeles schools and with non-profits.
The piece notes Williams is nearing his third consecutive 1,000-yard season as the Rams’ starter since 2023.
The article connects Williams’ community efforts to the Rams’ broader tradition of player involvement.
Rams officials provided public praise for Williams’ leadership on and off the field.
The donor and community efforts included a LAFD Foundation relief contribution.
The report mentions Williams’ ongoing community work as part of his identity as a Rams player.
The piece situates Williams’ impact within a broader Rams community impact strategy.

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