Drew Brees Inducted into Saints Hall of Fame

Drew Brees is set to be inducted into the New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame on October 17 during halftime of the Saints' game against the Denver Broncos, marking a significant tribute to his 15-year career. Brees, who led the Saints to their first Super Bowl victory in 2010, was honored at a luncheon attended by former coach Sean Payton and fellow ex-assistants, with Payton's return to the Superdome adding emotional weight to the event. Brees holds numerous records with the Saints, including most passing yards and touchdowns, and is eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2026. The halftime ceremony will feature special events, including the presentation of a rally towel to fans and recognition of gameday announcer Doug Moreau with the Joe Gemelli “Fleur de Lis” Award. Both Brees and Payton have expressed the significance of this occasion, with Payton balancing his emotions with the need to focus on the game. The Saints hope to turn around their recent struggles as they face the Broncos under the spotlight of this event.