After just one season behind the microphone, former NFL quarterback Drew Brees is weighing his options for the near future and is considering stopping his TV career and returning to the NFL.
Brees spent last season as an analyst for NBC Sports, but according to some reports, NBC was not happy with his first year.
“NBC has tarnished Bris’ potential after initially believing she could be Chris Collinsworth’s successor in the game”.
Brees’ performance in the Bengals-Raiders playoff game was even criticized.
However, Brees denied reports that her broadcast career was in jeopardy, and NBC refused to respond to the newspaper’s requests for comment.
On Sunday, Breeze tweeted: “Despite media speculation about my future this fall, I’m undecided at the moment. I can work for NBC, play football again, focus on business and philanthropy, train for a round of pickleball, senior golf, coach my kids, or any of the above. all. I’ll let you know.”
Despite rumors in the media about my arrival this fall, I’m still undecided. I can work for NBC, play football again, focus on business and philanthropy, train for a round of pickleball, a round of senior golf, coach my kids, or all of the above. I will let you know
– Drew Brees (@drewbrees) May 15, 2022
Fox added that Fox approached Greg Olsen to make him #1. 1 network analyst, and probably his #1 offering. 2 seats to Brees, but possibly with significantly reduced salary.
In his first year at the booth, Brees often called Notre Dame College Football games to put him on broadcasts.
Brees is the 2010 Super Bowl champion and has played for only two teams in his 20-year career; San Diego Charger and New Orleans Saints. He received the Walter Payton Man of the Year award in 2006, is a 13-time professional bowler and has won numerous other awards. He finished second to GOAT Tom Brady in passing yards (over 80,000) and touchdowns (571).
Source: Breitbart
