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Heartwarming HumanityMay 29, 2026

The Gratitude Avalanche

The Gratitude Avalanche In December 2017, Andy Dalton threw a touchdown pass for Cincinnati. It ended Baltimore's playoff run. It also got Buffalo into the playoffs after 17 years. Bills fans had never met Dalton. They flooded his children's charity with donations. The total topped $400,000.

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