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The Home Depot NFL Neighborhood MVP is a program designed to recognize NFL players who are making a positive impact in their local communities through charitable programs and contributions. The program honors 17 NFL players with a playground build in each player’s honor. On Saturday, Nov. 1, fans can vote for this year’s The Home Depot NFL Neighborhood MVP.
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2008 THE HOME DEPOT NFL NEIGHBORHOOD MVP
The Home Depot, the world's largest home improvement retailer and 'official home improvement sponsor' of the National Football League, announced that Jason Witten is The Home Depot NFL Neighborhood MVP for the 2008 season. Learn more >
The Home Depot NFL Neighborhood MVP program will recognize 17 NFL players during the 2008 season. The players have been selected based on their commitment to giving back to their local communities and for their dedication to community service. Click below to check out this season’s nominees.
- Keith Brooking, MLB, Atlanta Falcons
- Vernon Carey, T, Miami Dolphins
- Nate Clements, CB, San Francisco 49ers
- Brian Dawkins, FS, Philadelphia Eagles
- Braylon Edwards, WR, Cleveland Browns
- Bobby Engram, WR, Seattle Seahawks
- Mike Furrey, WR, Detroit Lions
- Chad Greenway, OLB, Minnesota Vikings
- Andre Johnson, WR, Houston Texans
- Kassim Osgood, WR, San Diego Chargers
- Samari Rolle, CB, Baltimore Ravens
- Steve Smith, WR, Carolina Panthers
- Charles Tillman, CB, Chicago Bears
- Amani Toomer, WR, New York Giants
- Kurt Warner, QB, Arizona Cardinals
- Ty Warren, DE, New England Patriots
- Jason Witten, TE, Dallas Cowboys
The Home Depot has teamed with United Way® to recognize one person who is making a positive impact in their local community as the 2008 Community All-Star. Community volunteers from across the country were nominated for a chance to be honored as the 2008 Community All-Star. The winner will receive an all-expense paid trip for two to Super Bowl XLIII and will be honored alongside the NFL Neighborhood MVP during Super Bowl week.
The Blue Ribbon Panel has been established to evaluate the 17 NFL players' community involvement and select the eight finalists who they believe are making the greatest impact in their communities. Click below to check out the 2008 panel of judges.
