Good read on Drew Brees and his remembrance of great plays and players (1 Viewer)

[saints4eva]

I really enjoyed this article by Mike Triplett.

What’s the one throw you want to make with a game on the line?

Brees: “I always loved just the high back-shoulder. On an interior seam route -- so not necessarily a seam route down the sideline. Up the hash or up the numbers. There was just such an art to that type a throw and such a feel between quarterback, receiver. It was a little bit of poetry in motion.”

Former Saints QB Drew Brees reflects on go-to plays, biggest regrets

As Brees starts a new career, he reflects on his favorite throws, the ones that got away and the defender who was "a rolling ball of butcher knives."

www.espn.com

 

[football]

Reading that made me feel worst about the 2018 game

 

[saints4eva]

Reading that made me feel worst about the 2018 game

I hear you. I just always like hearing things from Drew's perspective because there's so much to glean from his experience. While I'm hopeful for Jameis and the season, I will always miss the magic of Drew.

 

[MV2]

I think what makes me the happiest for Drew is that he seems content with his retirement. He had a great career. Better than anybody thought he would. Especially after his shoulder injury. I'm glad he seems happy and still says "we" when speaking about the Saints.

 

[Taker597]

Why you gotta reopen this wound

 

[VPCajun]

I really enjoyed this article by Mike Triplett.

Former Saints QB Drew Brees reflects on go-to plays, biggest regrets

As Brees starts a new career, he reflects on his favorite throws, the ones that got away and the defender who was "a rolling ball of butcher knives."

www.espn.com

What I got from that article is...

Look at that HAIR!!!!

 

[MV2]

Why you gotta reopen this wound

I still feel like that should have been a penalty on that play the way he got hit when throwing. Of course that wasn't called either.