BOSTON (WHDH) - A star Patriot and some of his teammates are starting the week off on a high note.
Three-time Super Bowl champion Duron Harmon hosted a karaoke night at The Grand in Boston’s Seaport District Monday night to raise money for Autism Speaks.
Harmon arrived on the red carpet a little past 6 p.m. coming down from a win against the Buffalo Bills the night before.
The Pats defensive back showed he could deliver hits on and off the field, all for a good cause.
“My nephew, he was diagnosed with autism at the age of three, and I think just seeing his journey and not really knowing too much about autism, really just made me want to learn more,” Harmon said. “When I learned more and see him continue to grow, I became more and more compassionate.
All the players are used to the spotlight but are certainly unused to taking center stage in this capacity.
Phillip Dorset was quick to grab the microphone.
Others, like linebacker Dont’a Hightower hung back to try and build up the courage to flex their pipes.
“I’m a big country guy. I’m from Tennessee,” Hightower said. “If I’m going to do something, it might be a little Chris Stapleton, Tenessee Whiskey.”
Devin McCourty kept his song choice under wraps but promised it would be entertaining.
“I am going for the best entertainer tonight. Not the best rapper or singer, but overall entertainer,” the Patriots safety said.
Duron Harmon’s karaoke night about to get underway. Raising money for @autismspeaks.
I asked him which of his teammates he’d sing a duet with, he picked 2: Joejuan Williams & Ja’Whaun Bentley.
The song: something from Dru Hill pic.twitter.com/MZjFdoonal— Tim Caputo (@ABC7TimCaputo) September 30, 2019
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