Drew Brees confirms next move after retiring from NFL Drew Brees is already looking forward to life after football. On Monday, Brees appeared on NBC's "Today" show and confirmed he will be working for NBC Sports as an analyst on "Football Night in America" and in the booth for Notre Dame football games. He will also work the channel's coverage of the Olympics and Super Bowl LVI. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM "I'm part of the team now, a new team," he said. "I'm excited about that journey. I'm excited to stay very closely connected with the game of football, it's been such an important part of my life. "I continue to be able to talk about it, show a passion for it, and be able to bring my kids along for the ride there as well, and let them be part of those special moments." Brees confirmed what has already been known, according to multiple reports. Sources told the New York Post last April that he signed a deal with the network that would go into effect once he retired. DREW BREES RETIRES FROM NFL AFTER STELLAR CAREER WITH SAINTS, CHARGERS The NFL legend announced his retirement Sunday. He elaborated on the decision on "Today." "That's a decision you don't just wake up one day and say 'Hey, I'm gonna retire.' It's definitely a process, and listen, I'm 42 years old. I've had a chance to play this game for 20 years in the NFL and I think for the last few years I've felt like this moment was coming and it just made me so laser-focused on staying in the moment each and every day … Just knowing at some point I will retire and move onto the next chapter and I wanna be able to look back with incredible memories and knowing I gave it my absolute best," he said. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP He finished his career with one Super Bowl ring, first all-time in passing yards (80,358), second in passing touchdowns (571), fifth in passer rating (98.7), second in completion percentage (67.8%) and third in fourth-quarter comebacks (36). Ryan Gaydos is the sports editor for FoxNews.com. Follow him on social media @Gaydos_ This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. 082021 FOX News Network, LLC. All rights reserved.
太老了，不退也不行了，吊毛可能都花白了
Brady也快了
Drew Brees confirms next move after retiring from NFL
Drew Brees is already looking forward to life after football.
On Monday, Brees appeared on NBC's "Today" show and confirmed he will be
working for NBC Sports as an analyst on "Football Night in America" and in
the booth for Notre Dame football games. He will also work the channel's
coverage of the Olympics and Super Bowl LVI.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM
"I'm part of the team now, a new team," he said. "I'm excited about that
journey. I'm excited to stay very closely connected with the game of
football, it's been such an important part of my life.
"I continue to be able to talk about it, show a passion for it, and be able to bring my kids along for the ride there as well, and let them be part of
those special moments."
Brees confirmed what has already been known, according to multiple reports. Sources told the New York Post last April that he signed a deal with the
network that would go into effect once he retired.
DREW BREES RETIRES FROM NFL AFTER STELLAR CAREER WITH SAINTS, CHARGERS
The NFL legend announced his retirement Sunday.
He elaborated on the decision on "Today."
"That's a decision you don't just wake up one day and say 'Hey, I'm gonna
retire.' It's definitely a process, and listen, I'm 42 years old. I've had a chance to play this game for 20 years in the NFL and I think for the last
few years I've felt like this moment was coming and it just made me so laser-focused on staying in the moment each and every day … Just knowing at some point I will retire and move onto the next chapter and I wanna be able to
look back with incredible memories and knowing I gave it my absolute best," he said.
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
He finished his career with one Super Bowl ring, first all-time in passing
yards (80,358), second in passing touchdowns (571), fifth in passer rating (98.7), second in completion percentage (67.8%) and third in fourth-quarter
comebacks (36).
Ryan Gaydos is the sports editor for FoxNews.com. Follow him on social media @Gaydos_
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
082021 FOX News Network, LLC. All rights reserved.