Josh Hines-Allen has begun a personal campaign to fight cancer while his son, Wesley, undergoes treatment for leukemia. Motivated by his son’s courageous battle, Hines-Allen is raising awareness and support in hopes of helping other families facing similar challenges in their fight against the disease.

Fans may remember when former Kentucky football standout Josh Hines-Allen shared a heartwarming moment during the 2019 NFL Draft, introducing his young son, Wesley, to the world. Drafted seventh overall by Jacksonville, Hines-Allen brought 15-month-old Wesley on stage to meet the commissioner, creating one of the night’s most memorable scenes.

Many fans will recall the touching moment at the 2019 NFL Draft when former Kentucky star Josh Hines-Allen carried his young son, Wesley, onto the stage after being selected seventh overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars. Just 15 months old at the time, Wesley stole the spotlight and hearts that unforgettable night.

Today, Wesley has returned to his role as “big brother” to younger siblings Julian and Vanessa. “We’re incredibly grateful and blessed to be in Jacksonville, surrounded by such unwavering support,” said Kaitlyn, as Wesley bravely continues his battle.

Josh shared, “I know other families are going through this too. No matter how long the journey is, being present, aware, loving, and supportive matters. It’s important to remember that there’s still a life to live through it all.”