Thornton nominated for community outreach award

Posted Jan 24, 2006

Designed to honor an NFL player who has exemplified outstanding service to their community, the Byron “Whizzer” White Award was named after NFL Hall of Famer and Supreme Court Justice Byron White. Each year, players around the league nominate someone from their team to be considered for this national award. The 2005 Colts nominee is Linebacker David Thornton. (Colts.com)

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