Legendary QB Drew Brees might leave NBC ahead of the 2022 season

Legendary QB Drew Brees might leave NBC ahead of the 2022 season

Drew Brees

Drew Christopher Brees is a name to reckon with in the world of the NFL. The former star quarterback played in the NFL for as many as two decades for 20 seasons and achieved a lot in his illustrious career.

Brees dedicated most of his playing days to the New Orleans Saints. He has innumerable awards and rewards to his name. Brees won the Super Bowl title once in his career. Moreover, he was also named the Super Bowl MVP in 2010 as he played a crucial role in guiding his team to the ultimate glory.

Drew Brees might move towards commentary instead of game analysis: Report

Drew Brees
Drew Brees

Brees also has the record of the highest completion rate in one season to his name. In addition to this, he has played the most number of consecutive matches with a touchdown pass and he has also got the highest percentage record for a single game.

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Indeed, he has done so much for football through the years. Moreover, he made the transition from the field to the television last year where he worked for NBC. However, as it turns out, he might soon be seen talking about the nuances of the game on FOX.

As reported by nypost.com, Brees is in the contention to replace Aikman as Fox’s No. 1 game analyst. Moreover, reports are surfacing that Brees might shift towards game commentary instead of analyzing the games which might be the biggest reason behind his shift to FOX.

It will be interesting to see where Brees finally ends up before the coming season.

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