Drew Brees
Definition
Drew Brees is a retired American professional football quarterback who played 20 seasons in the NFL, most notably with the New Orleans Saints (2006–2020) and San Diego Chargers (2001–2005).
Renowned for his accuracy, leadership, and record-breaking passing stats, including most career completion percentage and passing yards at retirement.
Super Bowl XLIV MVP and 13-time Pro Bowler, now a sports broadcaster and philanthropist.
Examples
Even in retirement, Drew Brees audits his kids' touchdown celebrations like they're game film.
My arm feels like Drew Brees after a full day of tossing that beach ball.
Drew Brees turned a mangled shoulder into MVP gold—talk about throwing shade at injuries.
Watching Drew Brees call games now is like seeing Picasso paint by numbers.