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Ode To Drew Brees, Quintessential Quarterback For The New Orleans Saints
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Last edited: Thursday, January 21, 2021
Posted: Thursday, January 21, 2021

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Ode to Drew Brees, long-time Hall of Fame QB for the New Orleans Saints, likely to retire soon ....

Pics: Public Domain, 01/17/2021 after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers victory (30 / 20) over the New Orleans Saints at the The Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

Despite how difficult it was to watch the Saints lose to the Buccaneers recently in the NFL Playoffs, it was so special to watch our first class Drew Bress and Tom Brady share some poignant moments after the game, as we all saw on TV ...

So here's an ode to Brees ...

Thank you, Drew Brees, for your many successful years,

You've brought us a Super Bowl win and many "Who Dat" cheers!

You are definitely a Top Notch and Hall of Famer QB,

And like Brady, your friend, a Champion🏆 eternally,

May God bless you and yours despite all of our tears!

"Who Dat?!"


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