Drew Brees is an established American football quarterback for NFL’s New Orleans Saints. He has accomplished a revered position in football ever since his university days and has earned a post graduate scholarship from the ‘National Football Foundation’ in 2000. It didn’t take him time to rise from being a popular college footballer to a national powerhouse. After college he was undoubtedly chosen for the 2001 NFL Draft by San Diego Chargers, which in turn propelled his professional career. Although he met with a couple of tragic injures in his initial years, he ultimately joined the New Orleans Saints. A quick turn of events helped him in getting his team to several victories and eventually led them to the ‘Super Bowl XLIV’ where the Saints knocked out Indianapolis Colts with a huge 31-17 victory. Spanning a proficient career, Brees has been awarded several titles including ‘Academic All-American Player of the Year’,‘NFL’s Comeback Player of 2004’ and has also been crowned ‘Sportsman of the Year’ in 2010 by Sports Illiustrated. Brees also went on to break Marino’s single season yardage record closing at 5,476 yards through air in 2013.