Colts, Texans and Jaguars each donate $100K to support Tennessee community hit by tornadoes

In a show of solidarity with their AFC South rival, the Tennessee Titans, the Indianapolis Colts, Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars have all donated $100,000 to support the relief effort after tornadoes rampaged through middle Tennessee last week.

Zak Keefer of The Athletic shared this news Monday morning.

The Colts, Texans and Jaguars have teamed up to each donate $100,000 to support fellow their AFC South opponent, the Titans, and middle Tennessee families after destructive tornadoes hit the area last week.

— Zak Keefer (@zkeefer) March 9, 2020

The Titans have been actively supporting the communities hit by the destructive tornadoes. Players and coaches were on the ground helping clean up last week, and Titans head coach Mike Vrabel pulled no punches chastising people who have opted to videotape the damage, rather than lend a helping hand.

Ryan Tannehill shared a thread on Twitter Monday to let people know how they could help.

Donations: @CFMT is helping provide funds to nonprofits and other organizations in Nashville. LINK IN BIO to make a donation — no amount is too large or small.

— Ryan Tannehill (@ryantannehill1) March 9, 2020

They’ll need people volunteering for months, so please head to their site and find an opportunity to go lend a hand.

Every action you take is a step towards helping the community rebuild.

— Ryan Tannehill (@ryantannehill1) March 9, 2020

According to ABC News, ” 82 people were treated for injuries after Tuesday’s storms that ripped through Nashville and other central Tennessee counties.”