The former Saints quarterback reflects on hosting the Super Bowl, the city’s recovery, and the team’s coaching search.

At the start of the 2024 NFL season, the New Orleans Saints looked like Super Bowl contenders. They beat the Carolina ...

Super Bowl 59 will take place Sunday, Feb. 9, 2025. It's the fourth year the big game will be played on the second Sunday in ...

Ohio State football hasn't seen its opponents called for penalties all season, and that trend continued in the first half of the Rose Bowl as neither the Buckeyes or Oregon Ducks drew a penalty.

The NFL season has turned to postseason play: The top teams in the league standings will battle to hoist the Super Bowl LIX Lombardi ... the postseason bracket. Brees mentioned he loves the ...

and former New Orleans Saints quarterback and Super Bowl champion Drew Brees, offered their Super Bowl predictions. Remarkably, they have the same prediction. Earlier in the year, Gronkowski had ...

Former New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees was the latest to drop his Super Bowl LIX prediction, naming the Detroit Lions as his favorite to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. Brees mentioned that ...

and former New Orleans Saints quarterback and Super Bowl champion Drew Brees, both predicted who they believe will make it to the Super Bowl and who the winner will be. Remarkably, they shared ...

New England Patrios great Rob Gronkowski and New Orleans Saints legend Drew Brees share the same Super Bowl pick — they both expect the Detroit Lions to face the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl LIX.

Drew Brees and Rob Gronkowski’s playing days are behind them, but they’re doing big things off the field. And they are doing it together. Both players have partnered with Bounty paper towels ahead of ...

Who is better to do that than Drew Brees?" Brees has brought a lot of success to the city that it has not seen since he left the field there. "He's brought the Super Bowl to the city there and is ...

MIAMI GARDENS | In a dim Penn State locker room, where fitful gutteral screams pierced the silence, offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki wanted nothing more than to pardon quarterback Drew Allar.