Peter King Monday morning QB talks to brees

QBREES9 · 11-05-2007, 12:10 PM

Good read!

...Sunday's other headlines:

• Saints Alive! In his last two games, New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees has played out of his mind -- 66 of 88, 781 yards, seven touchdowns, no interceptions ... a Bradyesque rating of 128.1. Best of all: After getting chased all over the field in the Saints' 0-4 start, Brees has been sacked once in his last 89 pass drops.

"We blew our expectations for this year out of proportion,'' Brees told me Sunday night, after the Saints routed Jacksonville to get to .500, "and when we started struggling, everyone on the offense started trying to do too much. I could see it in the huddle -- we all tried to be supermen out there. You can't play football like that.''

Brees said he thinks the offense can be better than the 2006 version. It doesn't have to be better. If it's as good, New Orleans will be playing for something in late December.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...04/mmqb/2.html

11-05-2007, 12:10 PM	#1
QBREES9 Moderator Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: New Haven Ct Posts: 23,989	Peter King Monday morning QB talks to brees Good read! ...Sunday's other headlines: • Saints Alive! In his last two games, New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees has played out of his mind -- 66 of 88, 781 yards, seven touchdowns, no interceptions ... a Bradyesque rating of 128.1. Best of all: After getting chased all over the field in the Saints' 0-4 start, Brees has been sacked once in his last 89 pass drops. "We blew our expectations for this year out of proportion,'' Brees told me Sunday night, after the Saints routed Jacksonville to get to .500, "and when we started struggling, everyone on the offense started trying to do too much. I could see it in the huddle -- we all tried to be supermen out there. You can't play football like that.'' Brees said he thinks the offense can be better than the 2006 version. It doesn't have to be better. If it's as good, New Orleans will be playing for something in late December. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...04/mmqb/2.html