Daily Dawg Tags: Nick Chubb unveils new cereal to benefit charity
By Randy Gurzi
The Daily Dawg Tags bring you all the Cleveland Browns news you need to know, including Nick Chubb unveiling a new cereal that will benefit charity
Nick Chubb doesn’t say much at all. The fourth-year Cleveland Browns running back has always been a man of few words, and it’s even led to some comical exchanges — or lack thereof.
With that being the case, it doesn’t seem as though he would be a likely candidate to have a cereal named after him, since it would seem as though that would bring attention to him — something he doesn’t seek.
Despite that, there is a new cereal being unveiled called ‘Chubb Crunch’ which is supposedly similar to Cinnamon Toast Crunch. And the reason Chubb put his name on this makes much more sense once you realize proceeds from the sale will be going to a charity that’s very important to him.
That story and more can be found in today’s Daily Dawg Tags.
Cleveland Browns News
Nick Chubb’s new cereal, ‘Chubb Crunch’ to benefit First Candle charity — Matt Goul, Cleveland.com
"“They also said a portion of the proceeds from “Chubb Crunch” will go toward First Candle, an organization committed to ending Suden Infant Death Syndrome and other sleep-related infant deaths.Chubb reportedly had a nephew die from SIDS, sparking motivation to help raise money for First Candle.”"
Arguably the best thing about any of this is that there will be a ‘superhero’ version of Nick Chubb on the box. It’s likely this stuff will be hard to keep in stock. And kudos to Nick Chubb for helping a great cause as well.
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