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Miles Sanders: From Woodland Hills to the Super Bowl

Miles Sanders: From Woodland Hills to the Super Bowl
From Woodland Hills to Penn State to philadelphia, Miles Sanders has achieved his football dreams without ever leaving the state, but to become *** Super Bowl champion, he'll head to Arizona next week with his mom only on for the mother of the eagles star running back, his two touchdowns carry the eagles to the NFC championship and just like every other game Miles Sanders, mom was there with *** postgame hug and encouragement. I always tell him also that everybody's journey is different, you know what I mean? It's like you go out there and you might plan something that this is what I'm gonna do but it doesn't always work out that way. It has worked out for Sanders, the willow hills and Penn Stater will take pro football's biggest stage and mom will be there, I can't wait because I want to, you know, I've watched it on tv but I'm actually gonna be in the stand you know to watch him play and just to see his dreams come true fulfill Sanders not only has fulfilled his dream but the dreams of others by giving back. We saw him do this before he was drafted and continues today. Like this past summer. He did the um he had his first camp at Woodland Hills, nobody had to pay everything was free. We gave away all kind of Nike stuff. We're always, you know, because he always wanted to give back to make sure everybody doesn't always think that everything cost. So yes, he does do that, he does that very often Marlene says for Miles the ultimate gift back would be *** Super Bowl title, followed by that traditional postgame hug. It would be epic because this is, you know, this is what he planned. This is what he said. His goal was to help the city bring *** Super Bowl home. Well, Miles is also sharing this Super Bowl ride virtually with Damar Hamlin to have played on rival teams since high school but have now become the best of friends with Miles face timing with Tamar as DEMAR continues his recovery.
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Miles Sanders: From Woodland Hills to the Super Bowl
From Woodland Hills, to Penn State, to Philadelphia. Miles Sanders has achieved his football dreams without leaving the state of Pennsylvania. But to be a Super Bowl champion, he will head to Arizona with his mom, Marlene."I can’t wait because I want to see it," Marlene Sanders said. "You know, I've watched it on TV, but I'm actually going to be in the stand to watch him play and just see his dreams come true and be fulfilled."Miles Sanders not only has fulfilled his dream but the dreams of others by giving back.Pittsburgh's Action Sports saw him do it before he was drafted, and he continues today.“This past summer, he did his first camp at Woodland Hills nobody had to pay,” Marlene said. “He wanted to give back."She says for Miles, the ultimate giveback would be a Super Bowl title, followed by his traditional post-game hug with his mom. “It would be epic because this is what he planned; this is what he said his goal was to help the city bring a Super Bowl home,” said Marlene.Miles Sanders is also sharing this Super Bowl ride, virtually, with Buffalo Bills star and McKees Rocks native Damar Hamlin.The two have played on rival teams since high school but have become the best of friends, with Miles Facetiming with Hamlin as he continues his recovery.

From Woodland Hills, to Penn State, to Philadelphia. Miles Sanders has achieved his football dreams without leaving the state of Pennsylvania.

But to be a Super Bowl champion, he will head to Arizona with his mom, Marlene.

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"I can’t wait because I want to see it," Marlene Sanders said. "You know, I've watched it on TV, but I'm actually going to be in the stand to watch him play and just see his dreams come true and be fulfilled."

Miles Sanders not only has fulfilled his dream but the dreams of others by giving back.

Pittsburgh's Action Sports saw him do it before he was drafted, and he continues today.

“This past summer, he did his first camp at Woodland Hills nobody had to pay,” Marlene said. “He wanted to give back."

She says for Miles, the ultimate giveback would be a Super Bowl title, followed by his traditional post-game hug with his mom.

“It would be epic because this is what he planned; this is what he said his goal was to help the city bring a Super Bowl home,” said Marlene.

Miles Sanders is also sharing this Super Bowl ride, virtually, with Buffalo Bills star and McKees Rocks native Damar Hamlin.

The two have played on rival teams since high school but have become the best of friends, with Miles Facetiming with Hamlin as he continues his recovery.