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‘Classic Browns behavior,’ NFL fans say after star booed during charity softball game for ‘ruining’ grandma’s game

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NFL star John Kelly Jr. showed no mercy during a brutal charity softball game.

The 27-year-old Cleveland Browns running back hit an elderly grandmother at first base during a charity game in Ohio on Saturday.

Social media star Ross Smith and his grandmother showed up at David Njoku's charity softball game on Saturday

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Social media star Ross Smith and his grandmother showed up at David Njoku’s charity softball game on SaturdayCredit: X/camijustiça
After strong contact, the 97-year-old tried to beat the shot first time

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After strong contact, the 97-year-old tried to beat the shot first timeCredit: X/camijustiça
But giggling fans were outraged when John Kelly Jr. stepped in at the last second

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But giggling fans were outraged when John Kelly Jr. stepped in at the last secondCredit: X/camijustiça

Browns tight end David Njoku organized the event which was held at Classic Auto Group Park in Eastlake.

Several NFL stars, including Travis Kelce and Nick Chubb, joined in on the fun to raise money for charity.

Also taking part was social media personality Ross Smith, who often teams up with his grandmother for online skits.

Smith accompanied his 97-year-old grandmother to the plate for a hit, with the grandmother making strong contact.

She ran to first base to cheers from the crowd with Smith in tow.

Kelly Jr. went first and watched the social media star walk toward the bag at his own pace.

He waited until the last moment before stepping onto the plate, rushing to celebrate with Njoku as boos rained down from the stands.

“Classic brown behavior to be honest,” laughed one fan in response to the viral images.

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“That’s what happens when you don’t finish!” added another.

“Cleveland always goes to Cleveland,” said a third.

Travis Kelce said he and Taylor Swift ‘put on an amazing show this weekend’ by the radio host after sending him a message

“This is why it’s so important to move quickly,” laughed a fourth.

Elsewhere in the event, Kansas City Chiefs star Kelce was the main attraction for the watching crowd.

The three-time Super Bowl winner posed with children and won the home run derby before the charity contest.

“He is one of the purest human beings I have ever met in my life,” Njoku told reporters.

“Always means well. Just a great guy.”

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Njoku and the Browns are hoping for a positive season in 2024 after reaching the postseason last year.

Cleveland had an 11-6 record in the regular campaign, only their second winning record in 16 years.

Following last year’s success, the Browns will have training camp at the Greenbrier Resort in White Sulfur Springs, West Virginia.

They play their first preseason game on August 10 against the Green Bay Packers.

The Browns begin their 2024 challenge with a Week 1 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys on September 8.

Chiefs superstar Travis Kelce won home run derby at charity event

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Chiefs superstar Travis Kelce won home run derby at charity eventCredit: X/BBQChiefs



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