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A Heartwarming Halloween Night at Levi’s Stadium: Despite Season-Ending Injury, Nick Bosa Pushes Through Pain, Walks on Crutches to Bring Magic and Smiles to Kids at Benioff Children’s

Santa Clara, California – 10/31/2025

Sometimes, the most touching moments in sports don’t come from the field, but from the human heart. On Halloween night, when Levi’s Stadium glowed with the familiar red-and-gold colors, Nick Bosa moved all of 49ers Nation with an act that transcended his own limits to bring joy to children undergoing treatment at Benioff Children’s Hospital.

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Despite being in recovery from a serious injury that forced him to miss the entire season, the 49ers’ defensive star still appeared at the annual charity event alongside teammates like Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle, and Deebo Samuel. Unlike the powerful image usually seen on the field, Bosa appeared in a superhero costume, on crutches, and with a gentle smile as he entered the pediatric area.

“These kids are the real warriors,” Bosa shared in a choked voice. “If I can make them smile even for a moment, that’s the biggest victory I’ve had this year.”

The players together organized a small Halloween costume party, handed out gifts, and sang cheerful songs for the children. When Bosa gave the first gift to a boy battling cancer, the crowd of doctors and volunteers applauded in emotion.

A hospital staff member shared:

“No one asked him to come here. Bosa volunteered himself. He came on crutches, but his spirit was stronger than ever.”

The image of Nick Bosa bending down, holding the hand of a little girl dressed as Wonder Woman, then laughing with her quickly spread on social media. No press cameras, no media, just eyes and smiles – things enough to make the entire 49ers community tear up.

Even though his season had to end early, Nick Bosa still proved that leadership isn’t just about recording sacks or winning games – it’s about bringing hope to others.

In a year full of challenges, that Halloween night reminded 49ers Nation that: the San Francisco spirit never falls – and Nick Bosa’s golden heart is the most vivid proof of that.

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