Sean Payton Blindsided by Adam Schefter’s Drew Brees-Broncos Report
Following this injury, then-offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi and offensive assistant Pete Carmichael reportedly had discussions with Brees about returning to the field, according to Schefter.Brees, who turned 47 just days before Nix's injury, worked out to see how his body would respond.
- ▪Following this injury, then-offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi and offensive assistant Pete Carmichael reportedly had discussions with Brees about returning to the field, according to Schefter.Brees, who turned 47 just days before Nix's inj
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By Matt AudiletContributing Sports Writer0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter shared an interesting report on Monday night, claiming that Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees considered coming out of retirement to play for the Denver Broncos in last year's AFC Championship game.Broncos quarterback Bo Nix suffered a fractured ankle late in the team's divisional round overtime victory over the Buffalo Bills.
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