I think this season he proved he wasn't just a stat compiling QB but a leader, who was invaluable to the Saints team along the way to them winning their first Super Bowl in franchise history.
This post season he had a 116.9 passer rating, throwing 8 Touchdowns to 0 Interceptions while tying a Super Bowl record for completions with 32. This regular season he set a Record for completion percentage with a 70.62 percentage. Last season became only the 2nd Quarterback in the NFL to pass for over Five thousand yards in a single season with 5,069 total passing yards falling 15 yards short of Dan Marino's record. In a four year span '06 through '09 Brees has passed for the most yards of any NFL quarterback with 19,298 yards followed by Peyton Manning with 16,939, and is tied with Manning for most TDs during that period of time with 122. (I don't believe this includes post season)
IMO I think with a few more decently productive seasons Brees will be in... (20 tds/3k yards) which shouldn't be much of a problem for him. Also what do you think people would of thought of Brees' legacy had the Saints lost this game? One of the great statistical QBs who was overshadowed by playing in the same time frame as Manning, Favre, and Brady?

Love that. Sick of hearing about him every time we have to talk about New Orleans or the Manning brothers.
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