The Stephen Tulloch Foundation  has partnered with former NBA and Michigan standout Jalen Rose at his charter school, asking students to write essays about leadership, with a chance to be among the 55 children he hosts each game. He also plans to help 55 kids from a facility that aids homeless kids to get their teeth cleaned this month. He has also partnered with Lucido Jewelry and has invited 80 breast cancer survivors Monday night to line the tunnel before kicking off against Chicago.

"When you're an NFL player with resources to do anything you want, I don't think its right to not give back," Tulloch said. "My mom motivates me to always do more because when she raised me, my brother and sister in Miami by herself, she gave back even when she didn't have anything but time and love to give, and that rubbed off on me."