Drew Brees

Drew Brees is a retired quarterback who played notably for the New Orleans Saints.

Season 1
Drew Brees does not appear in the 1st season of Gridiron Heights.

Season 2
Brees's debut would be in episode 8, but only as a background character. Brees would have his first lines in episode 14, asking Antonio Brown to help with his toppy-tail. Brees would be a background character in episodes 15 and 17.

Season 3
Brees's first appearance in season 3 was episode 2, when Brees is seen in a Chargers uniform. He would be seen again as a background character in Episode 5, and have a speaking role in episode 9 participating in the Purge, wearing a clown mask and saying "THE NFC IS MINE" to Kirk Cousins and Cam Newton. He would appear in Episode 14 with a line about the unfortunate notice of the Cowboys being in the playoff picture. Brees was the main character of episode 15, "Drew Brees Goes Full-on Edward Norton in 'Fight Club'", parodying Edward Norton's character from Fight Club.

He would appear in TV winning an MVP for 2011 in Episode 17(in the alternate future where Aaron Rodgers was never drafted), episode 19 and 20 as a minor character until speaking in episode 21 about missing the Pro Bowl. His final performance in the 3rd season was in Episode 22, parodying Iron Man in Infinity War.

Season 4
Brees' 4th season debut would as a minor character in Episode 2, appearing when Alvin Kamara steals the America's Team sign. He would eventually have a speaking role in Episode 4 as a high-authority police officer. It would be a big gap till his next appearance in Episode 15, being shoved by Jimmy Garoppolo. His last appearance in Season 4 was in episode 21, questioning retirement.

Season 5
He appears in episode 1 running away from Michael Thomas, episode 3 weaving a tale of the before times, and 5 riding the Tunnel of Jordan Love with Jameis Winston. Brees would retire before the 6th season.

Career
Drew Brees was drafted by the Chargers 32nd overall in the 2001 NFL draft, the last 32nd draft pick to not be in the first round(as the league still had only 31 teams), then a shoulder injury sent him to New Orleans in 2006. Brees, as well as then first-year head coach Sean Payton went on the revive the long-struggling Saints franchise, eventually leading them to a 31-17 victory over the Colts in Super Bowl XLIV. Since Brees's signing, the Saints have made the playoffs 7 times, the most appearances in the NFC South since realignment, including 3 NFC title game appearances and one Super Bowl victory.

Biography
Drew Brees was born in Austin, Texas, on January 15, 1979. His college of choice was Purdue University, where he led the Boilermakers to the Rose Bowl. Drew and his wife, Brittaney, live in the New Orleans area with their four children.