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Football from Drew Brees’ record-setting game on the way to Pro Football Hall of Fame

Saints quarterback Drew Brees set the NFL's all-time completions record Sunday in his team's overtime victory over the Atlanta Falcons. The ball he is holding will be sent to the Pro Football Hall of Fame for display.

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