Updates

The NFL announced the continued support of Salute to Service, the League’s commitment to honor, empower and connect with the country’s military community. Throughout November, the NFL family, including all 32 clubs and players, will show their support and gratitude to those who have and continue to serve. Salute to Service will come to life on-field during Weeks 10-12 of the regular season and through special events in communities across the country.

“Every day, the brave men, women and families serving in our armed forces make countless sacrifices to uphold our great nation’s freedom and security. Because of their sacrifice, the entire NFL family can participate in and enjoy the game of football,” said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. “Salute to Service represents our year-round commitment to the military community, and we are proud to recognize and honor our country’s service members, veterans and their families."

Salute to Service is anchored through League partnerships with five charitable organizations that support the military community: the Bob Woodruff Foundation, Pat Tillman Foundation, Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS), the United Service Organizations (USO) and Wounded Warrior Project. Since 2011, the NFL has raised more than $73 million for the Salute to Service charitable partners to help advance their ongoing missions to uplift our nation’s military community through targeted programs, resources and support.

USAA, an official NFL Salute to Service partner, has honored active-duty military, veterans and their families alongside the NFL since Salute to Service was created in 2011. This partnership creates exclusive opportunities that bring the military community and the NFL together all year through visits to military installations and by hosting thousands of military members and their families at events, including the NFL Draft, training camps, Salute to Service games and the Super Bowl.

Learn more about Salute to Service.