Thanks for the last 15 years' Drew https://sports.yahoo.com/drew-brees...-leading-passer-in-nfl-history-211105685.html
Love you Drew. Thanks for all the memories. You set the bar here. All Saints QBs from here on will be compared to you. You did it with grace and determination. A true example of a great leader.
Wish we could've gotten one more Super Bowl, but that just shows how greedy success makes people. Before Drew, no Saints fan alive thought we'd ever win one. I'm one of the lucky few who can say I've seen my favorite college football team have an undefeated season and win 3 nattys and my favorite pro team win a Super Bowl.
With respect to the 2009 team, the best team in Saints history was the 2011 team. Of all the heartbreaks endured as a life long Saints fan, that one was the worst because we cudda/shudda/wudda won it all that year. Adding insult to injury was losing to SF, who was the bane of our existence in the old NFC West days.
Bobby Hebert agrees with you, and also likes the 2018 team. I lean to the 2017 team. Compared to the 2011 group, maybe not the depth of that team, but you had a young Mike Thomas and rookie Kamara, and no one knew what to do with those guys. '17 defense I think was a little more reliable than '11, but what I really loved about that team was the swagger. Ingram and Kamara just jelled after they let Peterson go, and the defense started the turnover celebration that the whole league has copied. Hebert talked (he was on Sirius XM-NFL this morning) about both the '11 and '18 teams as should've won Super Bowls, and I agree in '11, but I think the '17 team would have won as well. The '18 team stumbled into the playoffs offensively and I don't know if they could have beaten NE that year.
Dan Orlovsky just suggested if we can't sign Winston, dangle the 2nd round pick (number 60) in front of the Jets for Darnold. If they don't bite, combine the 1 and 2 and try to move up for a shot at Mac Jones.
Thanks for the past 14 years. His flip flop and bow down to the Kapernick crowd permanently turned me off from the NFL. Dude is the greatest player NOLA ever had. But, in the end, it was just all about the money to him.
Disagree. He wanted to win a championship. That’s why he caved. Bc all pro sports teams are full of BLM propaganda pushers. He bit the bullet to keep our team unity going for his last year. I seriously doubt it’s about the money. It’s about his legacy and wanting to stay a beloved figure. Vanity gets almost everyone.
