INDIANAPOLIS -- Colts tight end Jack Doyle may have missed a few games this season, but none of that mattered Monday evening when he invited some local kids to celebrate his birthday - which was actually back in May.
Dave and Busters in Castleton hosted Doyle and a group of kids from the Dayspring Center - which assists more than 150 homeless families from the Indianapolis area.
Doyle grew up in Indianapolis and has stayed closely tied to the community - giving back whenever he can.
"As an NFL player, you're given a platform to make a kids day," said Doyle. "I'm having a ton of fun with it. They don't realize the effect they have on me is probably more than I have on them."
Monday night, he even enlisted help from some of his teammates - like Jacoby Brisset and Mo Alie-Cox.
"It's a big part of the horseshoe," said Doyle. "We have a great locker room of guys that get that, enjoy the time they get to spend."
Watch the video player above to hear from Doyle and his teammates on what it means to give back.
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