7-year-old legend sends NFL superstar an autographed jersey

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All-world defensive lineman J.J. Watt of the Houston Texans is the NFL's most-feared pass rusher, enjoying a mind-bogglingly good season (he's scored five touchdowns to go with his 16.5 sacks) and could become the first defensive player named MVP since Lawrence Taylor in 1986

Seven-year-old Anthony Tarantelli — apparently a football star in his own right — is only mildly impressed

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Fans, especially young ones, often write their favorite stars in hopes of acknowledgement, autographs, memorabilia — perhaps all three. But young Mr. Tarantelli pulled an all-time classic boss move by recently sending Watt a signed jersey of his own Read more...

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