Titans Rookie Jarvis Brownlee Jr. Helps Single Mom with Rent and Winter Clothes

The NFL player, inspired by his own upbringing, extended unexpected generosity to a Nashville waitress and her six children.

Tennessee Titans rookie cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. assisted a single mother of six by covering her rent and providing funds for winter clothing.
The encounter occurred after a Titans game when Kristie Johnson, a waitress, asked Brownlee for an autograph at a Nashville restaurant.
Brownlee, moved by Johnson's story, explained that his own mother raised three children alone, motivating him to give back during the holiday season.
The NFL player plans to continue helping others in December and has invited Johnson and her family to dinner soon.
Brownlee, a fifth-round draft pick from Louisville, has started every game since Week 4 and is making an impact both on and off the field.