By Josh Katzenstein, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
ATLANTA — Drew Brees turned 40 last month, but as he looks to the future, he thinks the New Orleans Saints’ Super Bowl window is still open.
“Listen, this is our window,” he said Friday on radio row at Super Bowl LIII. “We’re within our window, and we’ve got to seize the opportunity.”
The Saints have good reason to be confident heading into next season. In 2018, they went 13-3, won the NFC South, earned the No. 1 seed and were realistically one awful blown penalty call away from reaching the Super Bowl.
Just about every key player from this past season is under contract for 2019, so as long as the current group maintains or improves its performance, the Saints should thrive again next season.
“We have the same type of guys and guys that are continuing to evolve and become more mature and become more veteran,” Brees said. ...
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ATLANTA — Drew Brees turned 40 last month, but as he looks to the future, he thinks the New Orleans Saints’ Super Bowl window is still open.
“Listen, this is our window,” he said Friday on radio row at Super Bowl LIII. “We’re within our window, and we’ve got to seize the opportunity.”
The Saints have good reason to be confident heading into next season. In 2018, they went 13-3, won the NFC South, earned the No. 1 seed and were realistically one awful blown penalty call away from reaching the Super Bowl.
Just about every key player from this past season is under contract for 2019, so as long as the current group maintains or improves its performance, the Saints should thrive again next season.
“We have the same type of guys and guys that are continuing to evolve and become more mature and become more veteran,” Brees said. ...
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