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View Poll Results: How much of a coincidence is this?
It's a huge coincidence. 3 15.79%
It's a big coincidence. 3 15.79%
It's a minor coincidence. 5 26.32%
It can all be explained by statistics. 1 5.26%
It's proof that the NFL is scripted. 2 10.53%
Gleason had a secretary named Mauti, and Mauti had a secretary named Gleason. 5 26.32%
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Old 09-26-2016, 08:36 PM   Topic Starter
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The NFL Network show about the Saints

Typical stuff, but one thing was really, really cool.

In the Saints' first game back, Steve Gleason blocked a punt on the opening drive, which we've all heard about. One of the photographers took this photograph:



Roughly ten years later, linebacker Mike Mauti (the son of a former Saint) blocked a punt against the same team. The same photographer took this photo:



Then it gets more weird. When Mauti blocked his punt, Gleason was a retired player watching in the stands.

And...

When Gleason blocked his punt, Mauti was a kid watching in the stands.

Is that pretty cool or what?
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