20,000 people showed up for the 18th Annual Pat's Run in Tempe after 2 years of virtual runs, and one special fan has overcome all the odds to participate.
was held in Tempe on April 23 in honor of the legendary Pat Tillman, the former NFL star who was killed while serving in Afghanistan.
"Just amazing, incredible, I was feeding off of the energy of the crowd," he said. "Just being around so many like-minded people who are coming together to support the same goals, support the same cause."
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