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AKRON, Ohio and KANSAS CITY, Kan. , Dec. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Truck Master Warranty, a leader in commercial medium and heavy-duty truck protection plans, donated hundreds of toy trucks to Ohio's Akron Children's Hospital and Children's Mercy Hospital of Kansas City . This initiative aims to brighten the holidays for children spending Christmas and Hanukkah in the hospital and bring smiles to their faces during a challenging time. "A toy truck is a timeless gift," said Rob Fox , Truck Master Warranty CEO. "I got one as a child, my kids got them, and even my grandkids. It's a classic holiday gift that has never ceased to bring a smile to kids' faces." Truck Master Warranty aims to not only serve its customers but also contribute to the communities where its employees live and work. As the company's growth has expanded its employee base nationwide, Truck Master Warranty has more opportunities to give back to local communities, proudly sharing its success by supporting local hospitals and other institutions spreading goodwill. Representatives from Truck Master Warranty personally delivered the toy trucks to both hospitals and spent time interacting with the children as they enjoyed their presents. The donations reflect a heartfelt commitment to giving back to the community and spreading joy to families during the holiday season. "We certainly appreciate this large gift of toy trucks from Truck Master Warranty and delivered just in time for Santa's visit with our patients," said Vicki Parisi , director of Volunteer Services for Akron Children's. "The community support for our patients and the doctors, nurses and other providers who care for them is something we never take for granted and it becomes even more special and magical during the holiday season." Truck Master Warranty invites other businesses and individuals to join in spreading holiday cheer by supporting local charities and hospitals. To learn how to donate to Akron Children's Hospital, visit www.akronchildrens.org or to Children's Mercy Hospital, visit www.childrensmercy.org . For more information about Truck Master Warranty, visit truckmasterwarranty.com. Media Contact: Shaun Petersen Chief Legal Officer Truck Master Warranty 800 326 5204 www.truckmasterwarranty.com About Truck Master Warranty: Since 2013, Truck Master Warranty has served the needs of the pre-owned Medium Duty (classes 3 through 6) and Heavy Duty (classes 7 and 8) Truck markets by offering the most comprehensive, industry leading, and feature rich service contracts. Truck Master Warranty is the exclusive provider of the Heavy Truck industry's only "Certified Pre-Owned" 90 Day limited warranty called CPO90. Truck Master Warranty combines technologically advanced dealer tools and resources to better serve a truck dealership's most valuable asset – their customers. SOURCE Truck Master WarrantyCLEVELAND, Ohio — Dorian Thompson-Robinson can’t get back on the field fast enough to shake off his two-pick performance in Sunday’s 24-6 loss to the Bengals. But will he be healthy enough to face the 7-8 Dolphins in a Week 16 matchup Sunday at 4:05 p.m. at Huntington Bank Field? After the Bengals game, Stefanski said Thompson-Robinson (calf) said Thompson-Robinson would start against the Dolphins if healthy “and he should be.” He doubled down on that Monday, saying he’s “hopeful, yes.” Thompson-Robinson (20 of 34, 157 yards, 0 TDs, 2 INTs, 45.8 rating, 5 sacks, 9 rushes for 49 yards) aggravated the injury, one that had been bothering him for a few days, on the Browns’ opening drive, presumably his 8 yard scramble to the Cincy 2. He visited the medical tent after the drive, but jogged back to the bench shortly thereafter and never looked back. More Cleveland Browns coverage Browns TE David Njoku undergoing MRI on knee injury suffered vs. Bengals; status for Dolphins game uncertain Would Kirk Cousins fit the Browns? Reasons for the Cavs’ success: Monday’s Sports 4 CLE How the Browns' young D-linemen have continued building their resumes Week 17 NFL Preview: Find everything you need to know with our Week 17 NFL preview. He gutted it out through a barren first half, losing 6 and 8 yards on runs, and 7 and 8 yard on sacks. By the end of the first half, the Browns had 0 net yards passing and a total of 86 net yards, with 66 of those coming on a blast by Jerome Ford on the opening play from scrimmage. But Thompson-Robinson, after some tough love from Jameis Winston at halftime, stormed out in the second half and put a touchdown on the board on his opening drive, a 4-yard run by Jerome Ford to cap an 11-play, 70-yard march. “He played through it the whole time, so give the kid credit for that because that happened on the first couple plays,” Kevin Stefanski said. “But like any injury, you just have to be careful and make sure that you treat it.” But Thompson-Robinson, who slipped to 1-3 as a starter with the loss, wasn’t about to go down easily, especially because these opportunities are few and far between. In fact, he’s using these starts to audition for the starting job in 2025. “ I’m playing in any and every game,” he said after the game. “Practicing every snap, every walkthrough, every meeting, I will be there in attendance, and I’ll have my full attention.” Question is, who will start if the Browns determine Thompson-Robinson can’t go? Bailey Zappe served as the No. 2 in Cincinnati and Jameis Winston as the inactive third QB with a sore right shoulder suffered in last week’s 21-7 loss to the Chiefs. Will Winston be ready to start or be the backup this game? “It’s probably premature to — we’ll work through that,” Stefanski said. “I say that just because I’ve got to see how Jameis comes through with his shoulder injury as well. So, we have to see how all of that shakes out this week.” In the event Zappe has to start, what has Stefanski seen in him since he was signed off the Chiefs practice squad as the Browns third-teamer in the wake of Deshaun Watson’s ruptured Achilles? “Bailey has done a nice job since he’s gotten here picking up the system,” Stefanski said. “I think he probably had the system down after about a day. Very intelligent. And there’s some similarities to what he was doing when he was in New England this summer. So really understands what we have to do. He’s done a nice job in practice, but we’ll see where this week takes us.” Given Thompson-Robinson’s calf injury and Winston’s sore shoulder, will the Browns instruct Thompson-Robinson to run, scramble, spin, hurdle and dive a little less against the Dolphins and their 8th-ranked pass defense? In addition to his 49 yards rushing, Thompson-Robinson had a 12-yard TD run wiped out by a holding call in the fourth quarter. “(We’ll) see how he progresses through this week and with this injury,” Stefanski said. “Like I said, he played the entire game with this injury, so we’ll just see how he progresses.” Of course, things will be a lot easier for Thompson-Robinson if he has tight end David Njoku and receiver Cedric Tillman at his disposal. Njoku (8 of 10 targets, 66 yards) suffered a knee injury during the game and underwent an MRI on Monday, the results of which weren’t yet available. He hasn’t been ruled out but his status is uncertain. Likewise for Tillman, who missed his fourth straight game with a concussion and is still in the protocol. In the meantime, the Browns will devise more ways to get Jerry Jeudy open if one or both of the other two targets can’t go. Jeudy, double-teamed most of the game, was targeted only three times, catching two for 20 yards. In seven games with Winston, he averaged more than 100 yards per game. “Certainly, it’s no secret that Jerry is a huge, huge part of our offense,” Stefanski said. “So, it goes without saying that we want him to touch the ball more.” Question is, who will be delivering it? Football Insider newsletter free trial: Take a minute and sign up for a free trial of our Football Insider newsletter, featuring exclusive content from cleveland.com's Browns reporters.7xm 15 。

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