Nick Saban needs to quit blaming Dolphins’ doctors for Drew Brees

AsylumGuido · 05-08-2021, 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Still can't believe Brees fell into our laps, really thought he might even sit out versus coming to a flooded, corrupt New Orleans...

Glad he was even more of a competitor than I anticipated...

I had no doubt he'd come. I was following his career closely prior to his being let go from the Chargers. As an NC State fan I closely followed the program once they selected Philip Rivers. I was hoping Rivers would get the chance to play. Brees bowed up and played great. He said all the right things and showed tremendous leadership. I was pumped as hell when I heard we had the chance of signing him. I bought his jersey before he ever played a preseason game and wore it every game for his entire Saints career. I knew if anyone could come to New Orleans it would be Brees. He was nothing but class before any of our fans ever heard of him. He proved to be exactly what I expected.

Then again, I do have a more optimistic outlook than some others, for sure.

05-08-2021, 05:37 PM	#1
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,768	Re: Nick Saban needs to quit blaming Dolphins’ doctors for Drew Brees Originally Posted by jeanpierre Still can't believe Brees fell into our laps, really thought he might even sit out versus coming to a flooded, corrupt New Orleans... Glad he was even more of a competitor than I anticipated... I had no doubt he'd come. I was following his career closely prior to his being let go from the Chargers. As an NC State fan I closely followed the program once they selected Philip Rivers. I was hoping Rivers would get the chance to play. Brees bowed up and played great. He said all the right things and showed tremendous leadership. I was pumped as hell when I heard we had the chance of signing him. I bought his jersey before he ever played a preseason game and wore it every game for his entire Saints career. I knew if anyone could come to New Orleans it would be Brees. He was nothing but class before any of our fans ever heard of him. He proved to be exactly what I expected. Then again, I do have a more optimistic outlook than some others, for sure. Rugby Saint II and WhoDat!656 like this.
	“The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” — Winston Churchill