J.J. Watt delivers jerseys to child who was hit by a car

Houston Texans star J.J. Watt did not have a great season, tallying just 1.5 sacks and eight tackles in three games before being sidelined due to back surgery.

But no matter how rough things may have been, he is apparently always willing to help out those in need.

Known for his various charity works and good deeds, Watt on Monday learned of Noah Fulmer, an 8-year-old kid who was hospitalized after being hit by a car and had his Watt jersey ruined in the process of getting medical attention.

@JJWatt There is a lil boy at memorial hermann who was ran over by a truck and is just crying that EMTs cut his Watt jersey. @HoustonTexans

— Marc (@carapia116) January 3, 2017

In natural Watt fashion, he responded:

That is terrible, is he ok?
Tell him I'll bring him a new jersey tomorrow. https://t.co/jSYhbhxU1H

— JJ Watt (@JJWatt) January 3, 2017

And you know what? Watt did exactly that.

@JJWatt @HoustonTexans JJ Watt surprised Noah after surgery. Thank you Watt #Nfl #JJWATT #thankyou #teamnoah #prayfornoah #hejustwokeup pic.twitter.com/d68wMhDelT

— Marc (@carapia116) January 3, 2017

It may seem like a small gesture, but there’s little doubt Watt’s generosity and kindness will lift Noah’s spirits during a time when he could use a smile on his face.

And for Watt, it’s just another notch in a growing belt of good work.

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