FSU receiver Auden Tate steps up on Mother's Day

For the better part of the 2015 football season, the Florida State Seminoles were plagued by the lack of a tall receiver to play the part in the red zone. After this April's Florida State Spring Game in Orlando, the positive reviews of sophomore 'Nole wideout Auden Tate were ubiquitous, as the 6-5, 218 pound WR hauled in six passes for 100 yards and a pair of scores. FSU fans rejoiced, marking Tate's performance as the crowning achievement of the spring.

They weren't even close.

Because Tate's real breakout performance came on Mother's Day, when he stood taller than his measurements and took more upon his shoulders than a red-zone attack. Tate spent the day on which we honor those who have cared for all of us, by caring right back. He visited The Inn at University Village, a Tampa assisted living facility, to, per his tweet included below, "visit and see some of the moms who's [sic] families didn't."

Went to visit the University Village Inn Nursing Home to visit and see some of the moms who's families didn't. pic.twitter.com/cToib6vX9d

— Auden Tate (@AudenT_18) May 8, 2016