Sauce Gardner delivers heartwarming gifts to young Jets fans devastated by Colts trade
NY Post
Sauce Gardner might have converted two young Jets fans into Colts supporters.
Gardner, who was dealt by the Jets to the Colts on Tuesday at the NFL trade deadline, is giving jerseys to the two brothers who went viral earlier this week for their reaction upon hearing the news of the two-time All-Pro cornerback’s departure.
“What’s going on, Bryce, Trey?” Gardner said in a video shared by the Colts. “Just want to say I appreciate y’all for the support. With that being said, I’m gonna be giving you all two of my first Colts jerseys.”
Gardner signed the jerseys and also sent footballs to the brothers.
The viral video was posted the day of Gardner’s trade to Indianapolis, with their father, Jets season-ticket holder T.J. Vilardi, filming himself telling the news to his sons.
Trey, Vilardi’s older son, took the news well, asking his dad about the specifics of the trade along with any other moves the Jets were making ahead of the trade deadline.
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