Tampa Bay Buccaneers center Ryan Jensen is never one to brag about himself, but the truth of the matter is, he's done a lot of work over the years in support of veterans and the military community.His efforts there date back to his days with the Baltimore
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J.J. Watt Jersey Organizations (USO) locally at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa.And those are just some of the things Jensen has been involved in.A new addition to this year's award proce s is the opportunity for fans to impact which member or group wins the award.Scroll to ContinueBy going to NFL.com/SaluteFanVote fans can vote for the NFL player, personnel member, or group they feel most deserves the honor.Through those votes, three finalists will be announced, and a panel will select the winner
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