As one of the NFL’s most decorated quarterbacks gets ready to locate another group in free office, another one extended his long-running relationship with his present association.
Around the same day that Tom Brady declared he would leave the New England Patriots, Drew Brees agreed on a two-year, $50 million agreement to stay with the New Orleans Saints, an individual with knowledge on the arrangement affirmed to USA TODAY Sports’ Jarrett Bell. The individual talked on state of obscurity since they were not approved to uncover terms of the agreement.
NFL Network was first to report the deal.
Brees, 41, expressed in February that he proposed to return for a 20th season in the NFL and made it clear he intended to do as such with the Saints.
The move further sets the Saints’ quarterback outlook, which months back appeared to be in flux. The group gave Taysom Hill a first-round tender, likely positioning him as Brees’ backup. Teddy Bridgewater, in any case, is set to sign with the Carolina Panthers, as indicated by different reports.
Brees earned his 13th Pro Bowl selection last season regardless of missing five games with a thumb injury, throwing for 2,979 yards and 27 touchdowns with only four interceptions.
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