ESPN's Adam Schefter delivered a heartbreaking story about how 9/11 shaped his family

Posted Sep 11, 2016
Usually we rely on ESPN’s Adam Schefter for the nittiest of the grittiest football details. He tells us who is really injured, or how a team is planning to adjust schematically. He’s not someone we’re meant to react to emotionally. That changed today, when he shared the story of Sharri Maio, whose husband Joe died in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, leaving behind a 2-year-old son. (USA Today)

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