Two Weeks After Surgery Kirk Cousins is Already Volunteering at Salvation Army

Kirk Cousins is the epitome of a genuine and wonderful human being.

The Minnesota Vikings quarterback, just two weeks after undergoing surgery for his torn Achilles, is dedicating his time to serve Thanksgiving meals alongside his teammates at the Salvation Army on Wednesday night.

Kirk Cousins, in a walking boot a couple weeks after his Achilles surgery, is serving Thanksgiving meals with Vikings teammates at the Salvation Army in St. Paul tonight. pic.twitter.com/hhvCgr7Jlk

— Ben Goessling (@BenGoessling) November 14, 2023

This selfless gesture by Cousins has not gone unnoticed, with Vikings fans and the NFL community expressing their admiration on social media. One tweet lauded, “Cousins truly is the real deal. Has been the same guy since he first hit the scene with Washington. Happy the Netflix show got to showcase that a bit this summer. Speedy recovery, Kirk!”

He is such great ambassador. He surely didn’t have to do this especially after a surgery.

— JR (@JeffReineke) November 15, 2023

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Another tweet echoed the sentiment, stating, “Kirk Cousins is a class act. Hoping he has a speedy recovery.”

A friend of mine met Kirk once at a restaurant, spoke for a while and didn’t know who he was. Said he was such a nice guy. Didn’t find out who he was until well after. Hear stories like this all the time. Class act. ???

— Limit Buyer (@LimitBuyer) November 15, 2023

Good dude.

— Zeus McCormick (@jrez1982) November 15, 2023

Despite facing a challenging injury, Cousins remains a remarkable role model, showcasing his commitment to giving back to the community. As he embarks on a speedy recovery, it is hoped that Vikings fans recognize and appreciate the outstanding character of Kirk Cousins, both on and off the field.