Mar. 16, 2025
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Drew Breessent fans into a frenzy after hinting that he might be the next NFL star to come out of retirement in a playful tweet.
On Sunday, the former New Orleans Saints quarterback announced that his future is “currently undecided” afterrecent reportsstated that he would no longer be working with NBC as a game analyst. He told his social media followers that, as of now, playing football again remains on the table.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Focus on the Family, founded in 1977, invests in public education campaigns against LGBTQ equality, and promotes conversion therapy,according to the Human Rights Campaign.
According to aa sexuality Q&A on the Focus on the Family website, the organization sees “no place” for “same-sex ‘marriage’ … within the context of a Christian worldview.”
The football star’s video is specifically for Bring Your Bible to School Day, and appeared on the events’ platforms, but wasalso shared on Focus on the Family’s Facebook page.
Mar. 16, 2025
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There’s nothing quite like the bond between two teammates.
NFL quarterback Drew Brees has shown unceasing and endearing support for his friend and former New Orleans Saints teammate, Steve Gleason, who has been battlingALSsince 2011.
Although Gleason can no longer talk because of the debilitating disease, he “speaks” publically about his condition through an eye-gaze technology tablet that conveys his words to audiences.
“[Steve’s] journey through ALS over the last five years has been remarkable.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Jen Causey"Not many game-day foods are going to have greens in them, so the spinach really helps this dish stand out in the spread," saysDrew Breesabout the crowd-favorite recipe served atWalk-Ons, a chain of sports-themed restaurants he co-owns.“The cornerstones of a great menu are flavor and adapting it for a crowd,” he adds. “If you tackle that, whether your team wins or loses, you and your crew are sure to be satisfied.
Mar. 16, 2025
Drew Brees.Photo: Chris Graythen/GettyDrew Breesis confident he has a few more years left in him, but he’s notquiteready to confirm what next season has in store for him.The New Orleans Saints quarterback, who will turn 41 this month, addressed his future with the NFL just days after his team’s loss to the Minnesota Vikings in the wild card playoffs.“Listen, it’s not a matter of if I can still play. I know I can still play,” he said during an interview onWWL Radio.