NFL | Choking man saved by Chiefs' Tony Gonzalez
Published 7/7/2008 at The Seattle Times: Sports
A California man says Pro Bowl tight end Tony Gonzalez of the Kansas City Chiefs kept him from choking to death. "Tony saved my life. There's no doubt," Ken...
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