Bradley Chubb hasn’t taken the field for the Buffalo Bills yet, but he’s already making an impact in Western New York.
On Friday in Elma, Chubb teamed up with Bank of America and the Western New York PGA to put on a golf clinic for Boys & Girls Club members. Local PGA professionals, volunteers and Chubb all spent time with the kids, offering guidance on the course and beyond it.
For Chubb, the event fit into something he’s been doing for years in other cities. He said he wanted to carry that same approach into Buffalo and keep showing up for young people.
"Growing up, it was football and basketball," Chubb told 7 Sports. "I wasn't really introduced to the game of golf, but as a professional, I've been around the game, and I see all the life skills it teaches you, so it makes me want to give back to the kids and help them find a new avenue for themselves."
Chubb said his work with the Boys & Girls Club has long been part of who he is, and he wanted to continue that tradition after arriving in Buffalo.
"I feel like that's been a big part of who I am and where I've been," Chubb said. "In Raleigh, Denver and Miami, I just wanted to help the kids out here in Buffalo and be a part of their lives and build something with the foundation."
The 30-year-old linebacker has had a busy summer. He got married a few months ago and is heading into what could be a major role on a retooled Bills defense this season. But for Chubb, the chance to help off the field matters just as much.
"It's amazing, honestly; it feels like that's what my purpose is," Chubb said. "Being able to have this platform to inspire somebody, inspire the next person."
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