Saints Prepare for Emotional 'Domecoming' Anniversary with Focus on Legacy and Community The New Orleans Saints are gearing up for a special Monday night game that commemorates the 20th anniversary of 'Domecoming,' the first game played in the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina. The team is using the occasion to reflect on the city's recovery and the role the Saints played in it, with plans to honor legend Steve Gleason, who symbolized the city's resilience with his famous punt block during that first game. Saints veteran defensive end Cameron Jordan was first exposed to the scale of Hurricane Katrina's destruction when displaced students from New Orleans arrived at his high school in Arizona. Years later, as a first-round draft pick for the Saints, he directly participated in the city's recovery efforts. Now, the team is taking time to educate its players - many of whom were just toddlers in 2005 - about the significance of the 2006 'Domecoming' game, which marked the triumphant return of football to the Superdome after the storm. The game is remembered for Steve Gleason's iconic punt block, which became a symbol of rebirth for the city.The Saints are honoring this legacy by preparing to host Gleason and other key figures from that era at Monday's game, hoping to instill in the current roster a deep appreciation for the connection between the team and the community.