We've seen what Carson Wentz can do on the football field.

But what he did off it on Tuesday was even more special.

Wentz and Jordan Hicks spent time with Lukas Kusters, a 9-year-old fighting cancer. The young man's wish was to meet Wentz and the Eagles' QB made that dream come true.

Wentz was left feeling grateful for Lukas and his family.

"It's kids like this who inspire me," Wentz wrote on his Instagram account Wednesday. "This kid has been a fighter for a year and a half and has never given up hope. I can't even fathom going through that at the age of 9. Nor could I fathom being one of his many incredible family members -- having to watch their brother/son go through something that heart-wrenching."

This was just a part of a touching message Wentz shared, which you can read below.

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Well done, Carson and the Eagles. 

And thank you for sharing Lukas' story.

There's so many reasons why I love playing this game of football. But one of the most humbling and incredible opportunities that I've been blessed with is the ability to meet people like this. This is Lukas Kusters-- also known as "The Dutch Destroyer" on the football field! Lukas is 9 years old and is battling a tumor and cancer and things aren't looking great. It's kids like this who inspire me. This kid has been a fighter for a year and a half and has never given up hope. I can't even fathom going through that at the age of 9. Nor could I fathom being one of his many incredible family members-- having to watch their brother/son go through something that heart-wrenching. Lukas' wish was to meet me and hang out with me.... so, yesterday, @jhicks_3 and I had the awesome opportunity of showing Lukas and his family around the facility-- including the locker room (which his mom wasn't allowed in-- sorry mom!), and we got to eat lunch with all of them. We were able to bring the entire family joy in one of the most painful situations life can throw at you. It's such a humbling experience and I can't thank God enough for giving me this platform. I know sometimes things in life don't always make sense-- but I do know that the Lord has a plan-- as hard as it can be to see and understand at times. I don't know why this family and this little boy are experiencing this, but they are attacking it with all they have and that is the most honorable thing they can do. I will continue praying for a miracle for the Kuster family and the little "Dutch Destroyer"-- and I hope all of you out there will join me in those prayers-- cuz they are needed. "And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." -Philippians 4:7

A post shared by Carson Wentz (@cj_wentz11) on May 31, 2017 at 4:28pm PDT

One of the most humbling experiences yesterday... see my tweet below/Instagram for details. I'll be praying for you Lukas and family! pic.twitter.com/MYO5WJ4waD— Carson Wentz (@cj_wentz) May 31, 2017