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Devon Still has not caught on with an NFL team since being released by the Cincinnati Bengals in early September, but he is getting some looks. Still worked out for the Denver Broncos this week, according to reports. Still, a former second-round pick …
Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Devon Still and his 5-year-old daughter Leah received the Jimmy V Perseverance Award at the ESPYs on Wednesday night. Leah, who is still undergoing cancer treatments, was unable to attend the ceremony. But when …
It’s been almost one year since Devon Still learned of his daughter Leah’s cancer. To mark the anniversary of her diagnosis, the Bengals defensive tackle got the above pictured tattoo on his back. Still shared the photo via his Instagram …
Devon Still reached out on social media Friday night to ask for people to pray for his daughter Leah, who hit a complication from a stem cell transplant. Leah was diagnosed with cancer last year but has undergone treatments for it. The news looked …
Last year, Devon Still and his daughter Leah became one of the heartwarming stories of the NFL season. Leah was diagonosed with Stage 4 pediatric cancer in June and given a 50/50 chance of survival. Devon was released by the Bengals after, …
Devon Still’s ex-girlfriend Channing Smythe has accused the Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman of refusing to pay child support. Smythe is the mother of Leah Still, the 4-year-old girl who is battling pediatric cancer and has captured the …
The Cincinnati Bengals will have a very special guest in attendance when they face the Cleveland Browns on Thursday night. Leah Still, the 4-year-old daughter of Bengals defensive lineman Devon Still, will be able to watch her father play in person …
Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman Devon Still experienced probably the most nerve-wracking day of his life on Thursday. Still’s 4-year-old daughter Leah has pediatric cancer, and doctors were scheduled to operate on her Thursday in an …
If you pay attention to the NFL 365 days a year, you will probably hear the phrase “football is a business” anywhere between 50 to 10,000 times. Teams are constantly making cold-hearted decisions with the best interests of their business …
