Photo: Former Georgia WR Chris Conley cuts off dreadlocks for charity

Andrew Olson | 7 years ago

Former Bulldog Chris Conley is switching up his look for a good cause.

The Kansas City Chiefs wideout tweeted Monday that he was cut off his dreadlocks and is donating them to the charity Children With Hair Loss.

Cut the locks. About to send them off to ChildrenWithHairLoss @CWHL_org to help kids with medically related hair loss get wigs! #BeTheChange pic.twitter.com/4cfathNyT1

— Chris Conley (@_flight17_) March 6, 2017

https://twitter.com/CWHL_org/status/838852280967385089

According to its Twitter bio, the Michigan-based organization provides “free human hair replacements to children with medically-related hair loss.”

Conley, who was drafted by Kansas City in 2015, caught 44 passes in 2016 for 530 yards.

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