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All Kamara really does is live his best life every offseason lmao – at Pennsylvania, USA
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#AskSNB Jeff, what is the nicest golf course you’ve played on & what kind of clubs do you swing? – at West Norriton, PA
@JeffMcNeil805 hey Jeff, still a little curious about these questions. Thanks love you
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"I will always love you, New Orleans. I will always represent you."
DREWWWWWWWWWWWW 🐐
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Somebody please explain it to me like I’m dumb. Here is a side-by-side of Tyler Shough’s play against the Raiders today and Jared Goff’s from Week 1.
Saints lost a td from Goff’s mistake. Today, ref says Shough fumbled and Raiders recovered. Make it make sense! @NFLOfficiating
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So they pull some rule out of nowhere to take a TD away from us in Week 1 and then don’t apply said rule ever again. Just enforce your own rules consistently not whenever it’s convenient @NFLOfficiating
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Carson Benge just became the 18th rookie in Major League history -- and the first Met -- to post a 20-20 season.
It's an impressive list, including names like names like Bobby Witt Jr., Mike Trout and Carlos Beltrán.
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Pete Alonso met up post game with Mike, Nick & Chris - the trio of Mets fans who caught his 300th career home run.
They exchanged the ball for signed baseballs, bats and Alonso to sign their jerseys.
Pete brought beers and offered the trio tickets to games in Baltimore
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I was Week 1 2026 years old when I learned a quarterback’s intention to throw the ball forward can turn this into an incompletion. I … don’t get it.
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Legacy.
The Alvin Kamara Family Lobby at Gate 19 of Neyland Stadium.
#GBO 🍊
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Drew Brees says he missed out on more Super Bowl rings with Saints teams that were good enough to win it all.
Marshawn Lynch: “What haven't you done on the football field?”
Drew Brees: “No league MVPs.”
Mike Robinson: “All them damn stats, you should have more Super Bowls than me. You got any regrets or seasons where you feel like, 'I could have done something here to get another ring?' 'Cause if you're in the game more, you win more.”
Drew Brees: “We've all had experiences on teams where you felt like you were good enough to win it all, and it just didn't happen.”
“Of the 20 years I played, there were at least three or four other teams that were good enough to win it all. In some cases, I felt like we truly had the best team in the league.”
“That's what's unique about the NFL. Other leagues have seven-game series; we have one game. If you have an off night or circumstances don't go your way, it's over. You don't get a chance to come back.”
“Take 2011, the most prolific offense in the history of the world. We ended up going to San Francisco and losing in a crazy game.”
“Then 2017, the Minneapolis Miracle. We were rolling. If we win that game, we go to Philly, and we didn't fear them.”
“2018 was the no-call at our place. In my opinion, we had the best team in football that year. If that call is made, we go play the Patriots in the Super Bowl.”
“And then look at 2020, we were good enough to win it all that year, too.”
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🚨🚨CONGRATULATIONS🚨🚨
#SAINTS ICON DREW BREES HAS OFFICIALLY BEEN INDUCTED AS A FIRST-BALLOT PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMER.
• 13x Pro Bowler
• Super Bowl champion
• Super Bowl MVP
• 2x NFL offensive player of the year
• 6x completion percentage leader
• 7x passing yards leader
• 67.7 completion percentage, highest in NFL history
• 4x passing yards leader
• 80,358 passing yards, 2ND ALL TIME
• Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year (2006)
• NFL Comeback Player of the Year (2004)
• 5x All-Pro
• Art Rooney Award (2018)
• NFLPA Alan Page Community Award (2012)
• Bart Starr Award (2011)
• AP Athlete of the Year (2010)
• SI Sportsperson of the Year (2010)
• Bert Bell Award (2009)
• Highest completion percentage in a season: 74.4% (2018)
• Highest completion percentage in a game: 96.7%
• Most passing touchdowns in a game: 7 • Most consecutive games with a touchdown pass: 54
• Most career 5,000-yard seasons: 5
NFL records:
Most passing touchdowns, single game; best pass completion percentage, single season (74.4% in 2018)
Most 5,000-yard seasons: 5
Most consecutive games with a touchdown pass: 54
Saints franchise records.
Passing yards, career (68,010)
Passing yards, single game (510)
Passing touchdowns, career (491)
Pass completions, career (6,017)
Pass completions, single game (39) – Brees accomplished the 39 completions in four total games: Pass attempts, career (8,742)
Pass attempts, single game (60)
Passing yards, single season (5,476) (2011)
Passing touchdowns, single season (46) (2011)
Pass completions, single season (471) (2016)
Pass attempts, single season (673) (2016) Longest pass-play (98 yards) (2016) Completion percentage, single season (74.4%)
Completion percentage, career (67.7%)
CONGRATULATIONS TO ONE OF THE GREATEST EVER ON AND OFF THE FIELD, @drewbrees!
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"I always wanted to make you right. And I know you trusted me, and that allowed us to be great."
@Drewbrees had a special relationship with his head coach Sean Payton.
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"You trusted me with the soul of the city, and I would have died to protect that calling."
@Drewbrees gets emotional reflecting back on his special bond with the city of New Orleans 💛
@ProFootballHOF Enshrinement on ESPN/NFLN
Stream on @NFLPlus and ESPN App
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Today, Drew Brees becomes a Pro Football Hall of Famer.
To Baylen Brees, he’s always been a first-ballot dad.
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Before tonight's Hall of Fame Game, meet the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026 🏈🙌
Drew Brees, QB (2001-2020)
After joining the Saints in 2006, Drew Brees posted a 70.9 Total QBR, the fourth-highest by any quarterback in that span.
The Super Bowl XLIV champion and MVP retired as one of the most prolific passers in NFL history.
