Prince Harry is set to receive the prestigious Pat Tillman Award for Service at the ESPYs on July 11, in recognition of his work with the Invictus Games Foundation. Despite criticism from Tillman's mother and ESPN personality Pat McAfee, the network is standing by its decision, emphasizing the foundation's decade-long commitment to aiding military service members and veterans worldwide. The award, named after the late NFL player and Army Ranger killed in Afghanistan in 2004, is presented to individuals who embody Tillman's legacy of selfless service. Harry's own military service and founding of the Invictus Games Foundation make him a fitting recipient, according to ESPN. While some have questioned the choice, citing the wealth and privilege associated with the prince, ESPN remains steadfast in its decision to honor Prince Harry for his impactful contributions to the veteran community.