Houston Texans buy new uniforms, equipment for Uvalde football

 Houston Texans Donate Gear and Uniforms to Uvalde High School Football Team

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The Houston Texans purchased new uniforms and gear for the Uvalde High School football team this season. The friendly gesture came after Uvalde witnessed a devastating shooting at his elementary school in May.

The team met for his pre-game dinner on Thursday, September 1, before the Friday Night Lights began. The Uvalde football team was stunned by Houston Texans head his coach Robbie Smith and Texans linebackers Christian Kirksey and Kamgurger his Hill.

Thanks to the Houston Texans, the Uvalde High School Coyotes will get new uniforms and gear this season. Thanks to the Houston Texans, the Uvalde High School Coyotes will get new uniforms and gear this season.

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The Texans announced on his Good Morning Friday, September 2, that he shared a video with America, showing the NFL team presenting Uvalde with new uniforms and gear for the season. The Texans will also honor the team with "Uvalde strong" decals on their helmets at their first home game against the Indianapolis Colts on September 11.

Additionally, the Texans will host a soccer clinic for the Uvalde community on Friday.

Texas owner Cal McNair told ABC News: "All these guys really embrace it for what they do and what they believe in."

The Houston Texans join his football team at Uvalde High School.

The Houston Texans join the Uvalde High School football team.

Courtesy of the Houston Texans Thanks to the Houston Texans, the coyotes at Yuvalde High School will get new uniforms and gear this season.

Thanks to the Houston Texans, the Uvalde High School Coyotes will get new uniforms and gear this season.

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On Friday, the Uvalde High School Coyotes will don their gear as they take on the C.C. Wynn Mavericks at Uvalde's Honey Bowl Stadium, about 2.4 miles from Robb Elementary School. GMA reveals how Uvalde's senior linebacker Justyn Rendon was chosen by coaches and peers for the honor of wearing the No. 21 jersey this season to commemorate the 21 victims this season. reported Taka.

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