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The Saints came home after Katrina. What happened next changed New Orleans

The Caesars Superdome opened its gates at 1:26 p.m. before the New Orleans Saints played the Las Vegas Raiders on Sept. 27.
Fans entered the 70,000-seat stadium and moved toward the arena.
Dan McDonald said Curtis DeLoatch’s blocked-punt recovery was “the play that changed Saints history forever.”
Brown linked Katrina’s effects and Gleason’s block to stories about New Orleans worldwide, while Anding called the game a return to normalcy.

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The Saints came home after Katrina. What happened next changed New Orleans

“If you love New Orleans, it’ll love you back — there is no truer statement,” Saints quarterback Drew Brees said at his Hall of Fame induction.

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