A couple of players from the NFL's Green Bay Packers showed up at a Wisconsin children's hospital to brighten the day of few sick kids. Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave visited the Child's Life Center, where they signed autographs, played games and were just ordinary superheroes for the day.
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