Houston, Texas has been hit by a hurricane which has left millions of people without power and flooded much of the area. Homes, roads and every other kind of infrastructure have been destroyed by the powerful storm.
In the wake of Hurricane Berryl's destruction, former NFL quarterback and current ESPN analyst Robert Griffin III shared a message for the victims of the storm.
Prayers up for all of Houston and the families of those who died because of Hurricane Beryl. As one of nearly 3 million Texans without power, the destruction Hurricane Beryl left on the roads is nothing compared to the impact it left on people’s lives. Let us know how we can help pic.twitter.com/zLWVMh2d6E
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) July 9, 2024
As of yet the Houston Texans' team account has not tweeted about the hurricane, or anything else for the last couple of days.
Neither have we heard much from the players, aside from right tackle Tytus Howard getting his truck stuck in a water-filled ditch and asking for someone with a tractor to help him get it out.
Tell me why I done let my truck slide into a ditch of like 4ft of water. Well half the truck. I’m need somebody with a tractor to come pull it out lol so I can get it towed.
— Tytus Howard (@tyhoward71) July 8, 2024
Left tackle Laremy Tunsil got a kick out of that but a lot worse has happened to a lot of people over the last couple of days.
To help, you can donate to the American Red Cross, the Houston Food Bank and several other charities detailed here by the Houston Chronicle.