There are many reasons to hope that Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints win the Super Bowl over Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts.
You can start with the fact that Brees was discarded like yesterday’s bread by the San Diego Chargers after he suffered a severe shoulder injury during the final game of 2005.
Then you can consider how he has overcome that injury to rebuild the Saints … and help in the rebuilding of New Orleans.
And the latter is what counts most. Brees signed with the Saints shortly after Hurricane Katrina and has followed up on his pledge to do all he can to help rebuild the city of New Orleans.
Above all, you must cheer for Brees because of his Brees Dream Foundation and how it has positively affected thousands of people.
The foundation was founded in 2003 with a mission to advance research in the fight against cancer and provide care, education and opportunities for children in need.
Since its inception, the Brees Dream Foundation has committed more than $4.5 million to charitable causes in the New Orleans, San Diego and West Lafayette/Purdue communities (the locales where his football career have taken him.)
http://www.drewbrees.com/foundation
Yes, you must cheer for Brees because he is a good guy. You must also pull for him because of the way he rebounded after San Diego tossed him aside.
That being said:
Super Bowl prediction:
Indianapolis 28, New Orleans 25
You can start with the fact that Brees was discarded like yesterday’s bread by the San Diego Chargers after he suffered a severe shoulder injury during the final game of 2005.
Then you can consider how he has overcome that injury to rebuild the Saints … and help in the rebuilding of New Orleans.
And the latter is what counts most. Brees signed with the Saints shortly after Hurricane Katrina and has followed up on his pledge to do all he can to help rebuild the city of New Orleans.
Above all, you must cheer for Brees because of his Brees Dream Foundation and how it has positively affected thousands of people.
The foundation was founded in 2003 with a mission to advance research in the fight against cancer and provide care, education and opportunities for children in need.
Since its inception, the Brees Dream Foundation has committed more than $4.5 million to charitable causes in the New Orleans, San Diego and West Lafayette/Purdue communities (the locales where his football career have taken him.)
http://www.drewbrees.com/foundation
Yes, you must cheer for Brees because he is a good guy. You must also pull for him because of the way he rebounded after San Diego tossed him aside.
That being said:
Super Bowl prediction:
Indianapolis 28, New Orleans 25
2 comments:
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