Braylon Beam, 6-year-old cancer patient, signs 1-day deal with Carolina Panthers
Posted Jun 15, 2015
New Carolina Panthers coach Braylon Beam already has his first play ready for quarterback Cam Newton in the August 7 Fan Fest at Bank of America Stadium. "Throw deep," Beam said on Tuesday, flashing his infectious smile. The 6-year-old Beam has drawn national attention for his #JustKeepDancing campaign that began as a way to battle chemotherapy treatments for a brain tumor discovered in February, when he began losing his sight.
(ESPN.com)
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