The oral history of the 2006 Saints-Falcons ‘Monday Night Football’ Domecoming game
📍 Aftermath
The 20‑year anniversary sparked a wave of oral‑history pieces in which Steve Gleason revisited his blocked punt, describing its personal impact amid his ALS battle and its role in reviving New Orleans. Saints and local outlets commemorated the Domecoming play as a lasting symbol of the city’s rebirth.
Epilogue added 21h ago, after coverage quieted.
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