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Meek Mill recently hit the Philadelphia Eagles training facility, where he played football with kids whose family members are involved in the justice system. The 35-year-old threw a wobbly pass to a kid, who caught it while the audience cheered. Friend and partner, Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin, teased Meek saying, "He’s almost as unathletic as I am.” Meek Mill interacted with 35 children, posed for pictures, and participated in combine workouts with Eagles players such as Darius Slay, Jordan Mailata, coach Nick Sirianni, and general manager Howie Roseman. The youngsters signed honorary one-day contracts with the team. “We’ve actually created a pathway for 650,000 people to get out of the system already,” Rubin said of his and Meek’s nonprofit, The Reform Alliance, the organization is dedicated to probation, parole, and sentencing reform. “And we’re just getting started. It’s hard to make change.”