Cardinals Coach Spotted at Pat's Run

ARIZONA -- It's a special day for Arizona Cardinals and Arizona State Sun Devils alike, as the 20th annual Pat's Run took place on Saturday to honor the late Pat Tillman, who played for both Arizona football teams before having his life taken while serving in the military.

Pat's Run is a great time for various reasons, and Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon made an appearance during festivities:

Just a couple head football coaches out this morning in support of the 20th #patsrun ...

Jonathan Gannon of @AZCardinals & ASU's Kenny Dillingham pic.twitter.com/W54cCrYYlP
— Mark Dalton (@CardsMarkD) April 13, 2024

Former Cardinals (and Sun Devils) quarterback Jake Plummer was in attendance, too:

What a beautiful day for #PatsRun #PatsRun24 & it’s even better when you run into one of Pat Tillman’s teammates in #JakePlummer @FOX10Phoenix - the crazy part? This sound bite is exactly :42 seconds 😎😇👍🏽💪🏽 pic.twitter.com/4xTyFLKHQN
— Richard Saenz (@RSaenzFox10) April 13, 2024

More on Pat's Run from the Pat Tillman Foundation's official website:

"20 years ago, after the tragic passing of Pat Tillman, a group of his family and friends came together to honor his legacy. Since 2004, Pat’s Run has grown to hosting nearly 30,000 athletes of all kinds each year. Join us as we come together once again in Tempe or virtually around the world to honor Pat’s legacy and support his living legacy, our more than 850 remarkable Tillman Scholars."

More photos from the run can be found on the Cardinals' official team site. The 4.2 mile race typically draws around 30,000 participants.

The Cardinals themselves are less than two weeks away from the 2024 NFL Draft, which begins on April 25.