Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota made sure no child that was attending a recent Special Olympics event in Nashville went home empty-handed.
The Titans held a Special Olympics event at Nissan Stadium on Saturday, and Mariota did not leave until every kid had come away with a catch.
That awesome display speaks volumes about Mariota’s character.
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