Chiefs Guard To Gift Homeless Man Who Helped Get His Car Out of Snow With Trip to AFC Title Game

Kindness can take you a long way.

Jeff Allen recently found himself in a huge pickle when he got his car stuck in snow just ahead of the divisional game against the Indianapolis Colts.

To the Kansas City Chiefs guard’s surprise, a homeless man would come to his rescue and offer to help get him out of that predicament. The best part of this is that the homeless man had no clue Allen played for the Chiefs at all.

Because of that and his kindness, Allen plans to give Dave two free tickets to the ​AFC Championship Game at Arrowhead Stadium where they will face the New England Patriots.

This the Dave who helped @Chiefs player @JeffAllen71 when his car was stuck in the snow before the game. Dave is also homeless and lives in his car. The story tonight and how Jeff is giving him an AFC championship game experience he will never forget. @41actionnews #letsroll pic.twitter.com/Hb120B4FS7

— Steven Dial (@StevenDialFox4) January 13, 2019

Allen even took the time to search for Dave on Twitter:

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.@Chiefs OL Jeff Allen got some help in the snow from a stranger ahead of Saturday's game.

Through the power of social media, he was able to return the favor with tickets to the AFC championship game. pic.twitter.com/wjCHlEkAxU

— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) January 13, 2019