In 2002, Pat Tillman was a starting safety for the Arizona Cardinals. He had just come off a season where he set a franchise record with 224 tackles and turned down a $9 million contract offer out of loyalty. Then, 9/11 happened. Pat didn’t hold a press conference. He didn’t look for cameras. He simply told the Cardinals he was enlisting in the U.S. Army. He traded his helmet for a Ranger tab, serving in Iraq and Afghanistan before losing his life in 2004. He remains the standard for what it means to put principles over profits. Is Pat Tillman the most selfless athlete in American history? 👇 #PatTillman #ArizonaCardinals #BeRedSeeRed #ArmyRangers #ServiceBeyondSelf #NFLHistory #SunDevils #TillmanScholars #AmericanHero #NeverForget (via madebysendy on TT)