TMZ: Browns RB Crowell to Donate Game Check to Police

The backlash for Browns running back Isaiah Crowell continues to be severe following his Instagram post showing a police officer having his throat slit.

In another attempt to try and make amends, Crowell is going to donate his first game check from 2016 to the Dallas Police, who lost 5 officers in a shooting last week.

TMZ has the report about Crowell, who at the end will donate roughly $37,500 to the Dallas Fallen Officer Foundation.

Cleveland Browns running back Isaiah Crowell is donating this season’s first NFL game check to a Dallas police organization after facing intense backlash over an Instagram post … TMZ Sports has learned.

The post was an illustration of a police officer having his throat slashed by a masked man. Crowell immediately deleted it, but not before it spread across social media.

Crowell apologized at the Browns’ request, but as we first told you … police organizations felt the apology was empty, and one threatened to organize a police boycott of Browns home games this season.

Now, Crowell’s putting his money where his mouth is, vowing to donate an entire game check to the Dallas Fallen Officer Foundation, which supports families of officers killed in the line of duty.

FYI — Isaiah will reportedly make $600k this season, and a game check is typically 1/16th of a player’s salary … so the donation should be about $37,500