Good morning, Chargers fans!
Quarterback Drew Brees was officially inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame over the weekend and while he spent the majority of his career with the Saints, he still spent five seasons in San Diego where he threw for over 12,000 yards and 80 touchdowns while starting 58 games. Over his final two seasons as a Charger (2004-2005), he led them to a combined 20-11 record with 6,735 passing yards and 41 touchdown passes. That 2004 season also included a career-low of seven
interceptions that stood all the way until he threw just five in 2018 at the age of 39.
Today, let’s take some time to discuss our favorite Brees moments from his time with the Chargers. Go ahead and hop in there to get the conversation going!
And now for today’s links.
Chargers News:
The Chargers released their first unofficial depth chart of training camp (Chargers.com)
Akheem Mesidor and Nadame Tucker impressed on day 10 of training camp (Chargers.com)
Former Chargers DC Jesse Minter had high praise for Derwin James recently (Chargers Wire)
Chris O’Leary squashed any uncertainty around Tuli Tuipulotu’s conundrum (Bolt Beat)
NFL News:
Do NFL “superteams” actually win much more than any other team in history? (ESPN)
Where does Carson Beck stand after his impressive preseason debut (CBS Sports)
Anthony Richardson isn’t aware of where his trade request stands right now (NFL.com)
Hunter Henry and the Patriots agreed to a new two-year contract extension (Pro Football Talk)
Daniel Jones has looked good following his achilles injury (Sports Illustrated)
Teddy Bridgewater appears to be retiring once again (Bleacher Report)
