Pope Saves Boy!
Great story here about the Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Leonard Pope saving a drowning boy.
Pope was at a pool party with friends when the 6 year old boys mother started screaming. Pope ran out of the house and jumped in the poll--- with his cell phone in his pocket and pulled the boy out of the water.
He, we all know he's a great tight end, but didn't know he could also save peoples lives by jumping in the water.
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Yea he was actualy just on NFL Network
They talked to Pope for a little bit about what happened. Then they actually surprised him by having the boy’s mother call in and tell Pope thank you. Don’t think there is a video of it up on NFL Network yet.
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Thorman scoops fan!
you realize that Joel had a post about this 4 hours before this thread came up, yes?
http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2011/6/13/2222017/chiefs-leonard-pope-saves-boy-drowning
not that it isn’t a great thing, it most certainly is!
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hi, Mo! 5 minutes!!!
This is fairly typical.
AP gets all Chiefs news out as quick as ’most anybody else, and typically quicker.
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Great news
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Awesome
Seems kind of odd to me that he was the only one at the pool party that could swim. I guess it’s one of those things that people take for granted.

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