This season, Hines-Allen’s foundation, Four One For Hope, will give back and invest in four cancer-focused nonprofit organizations, one in each month of the NFL season. It’s something that Josh and Kaitlyn are both personally invested in after their journey.

That's what Hines-Allen and his family have had to deal with over the last several months after Hines-Allen and his wife, Kaitlyn’s eldest son, Wesley, was diagnosed with Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia just after the new year.

Just days after the Jacksonville Jaguars opened training camp, star pass rusher Josh Hines-Allen revealed that he and his family went through a difficult journe