Former All-Pro quarterback Drew Brees was a guest analyst on Monday Night Countdown at ESPN this past week and performed significantly than in previous attempts at being an analyst. But does he have a future at the Worldwide Leader in Sports?

Future Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees, who spent a year with NBC, has made it clear that he'd like to get back into broadcasting.

Legendary NFL quarterback Drew Brees joined ESPN's "Monday Night Countdown" crew as an analyst before a primetime matchup between the Miami Dolphins and Los Angeles Rams. Brees, a 13-time Pro-Bowl QB,

Drew Brees will be a part of ESPN's Monday Night Countdown for the upcoming matchup between the Miami Dolphins and the Los Angeles Rams, as was originally reported by Andrew Marchand via SubStack. “ESPN wanted Brees before he ended up on NBC,

Drew Brees made his TV return on Monday night. The legendary New Orleans Saints quarterback spent the 2021 season with NBC after retiring, but the new media opportunity didn't last long. He was a studio analyst on Football Night in America and called Notre Dame games as a color commentator before