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Greg Olsen makes wish come true

Jun 14, 2017 at 09:43 AM

CHARLOTTE -- The Panthers added a new tight end shortly before they kicked off their three-day minicamp Tuesday morning.

Thanks to Make-A-Wish, 17-year-old Foster Hale of Indian Trail, N.C. spent the day with Greg Olsen. And according to offensive coordinator Mike Shula, Hale set a good example for his new teammates:

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