Dale Earnhardt Jr. backs charitable effort of NFL's Greg Olsen
Count NASCAR's most popular driver as being on board with a charitable effort being mounted by NFL tight end Greg Olsen of the Carolina Panthers.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. tweeted his support of Olsen early Tuesday morning.
Olsen is attempting to raise $25,000 for the Receptions4Research Foundation that benefits research in congenital heart diseases and breast cancer. He certainly appreciated Earnhardt's support.
Olsen's son, T.J., was born with a serious heart defect in 2012, and has since undergone four open-heart surgeries. He certainly appreciated Earnhardt's support, which he expressed on Twitter as well.
As of 9: 26 a.m. ET Tuesday, Olsen was in the lead -- holding a narrow advantage over linebacker Arthur Moats of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tight end Rob Gronkowski of the New England Patriots was a distant third.
Let's help out my friend @gregolsen88 raise 25k for charity and simply RT this hashtag.#OlsenWPMOYChallenge
— Dale Earnhardt Jr. (@DaleJr) December 13, 2016
Thanks so much @DaleJr! https://t.co/fxZMrKakwn
— Greg Olsen (@gregolsen88) December 13, 2016
#PantherNation: help me win $25K for @R4Rfoundation by using the #OlsenWPMOYChallenge hashtag on twitter. Guy w/ the most mentions wins.
— Greg Olsen (@gregolsen88) December 12, 2016
Live look at the leaderboard to help @gregolsen88 win $25,000 for @R4Rfoundation!!!
— CAR Panthers News (@CarPanthersNews) December 13, 2016
Keep tweeting #OlsenWPMOYChallenge! pic.twitter.com/iPrEepv35C