Former New Orleans Saints special-teams player Steve Gleason, who has Lou Gehrig's disease (ALS), has won the George Halas Award for overcoming adversity and succeeding.

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Gleason, who of course wore the No. 37 jersey, was already a fan-favorite before he earned his place in Saints history -- known for his brash sense of humor and devil-may-care style of play.

Gleason was diagnosed with ALS after eight seasons with the Saints. Titans coach Mike Vrabel and Saints coach Dennis Allen both agreed to have Shaw and Gleason serve as honorary captains Sunday.

New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson is donating $5 million to former Saints player Steve Gleason, whom he called an "NFL legend" for the way he and his Team Gleason charity are working to aid ALS ...

"Gleason" doc features 1,300 hours of video the NFLer recorded for his son. — -- Former New Orleans Saints defensive back Steve Gleason remembers the moment well when he was hailed as an NFL ...

Courtesy of the Nashville, Tennessee-based company Prinstant Replays, comes this cool poster depicting Steve Gleason's punt block against the Falcons in 2006 as if the Saints had drawn it up in ...